You know, I've never gotten one of these scam e-mails before, but I guess there's a first time for everything. Apparently I won a million dollars in a lottery through gmail which I never entered. I'm torn between just deleting the thing and playing it out to see when they try to scam me. Didn't ask for any personal information of mine (yet!), just told me to either e-mail a guy or contact him on his phone number. I also just noticed in the e-mail that apparently the guy is a reverand or something. Rather interesting to be contacted by some reverand who is letting you know you won the lottery. The name listed is Rev.Dr Mike Okoro. Anyone heard of this e-mail scam before, cause I haven't? Nice to see someone cares about a poor college student enough to try and rob them. Though since I have no money I'm not sure how successful they'd be anyway. :p

Its true, youve won! Send your bank information to yadayada@yayayayayayaya.win.
All money will be transfered somewhat soon!

oh...he probably got his Ordination online through the church of beer. I'd just say delete it now and don't bother with it any more.

Oh man I'm so tempted.

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*click*

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Yeah, all I need is your bank account number and I'll transfer the money to you.

I'm gonna need it first though.

How much are the "taxes" you need to pay first?

Btw guys - an account number alone isn't that big of a deal..you'll need a little more info than that. :p

I know its not that big a deal really. But its the first time I've ever gotten one of these e-mails, so its a landmark event for me. :p