Here is yet another lottery system review place posting FAKE OR FALSE REVIEWS, SO IS THE ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE! This review place is "Lotto Exposed" Lottoexposed.com This review place writes horrible reviews, most of their reviews are nasty negative reviews. They post incorrect information as if they did not know anything about the system they are reviewing. If you cannot write an honest review and you post B.S, then your whole review site is nothing but a corrupt review site.
Lotto Exposed states the World is Full of Crooks! LottoExposed.com's Team researches and investigates the online lottery, systems etc. The biggest crooks are LottoExposed.com's Team starting false reviews that are mostly hear-say, information received from other people that they cannot adequately substantiate so they add false information/B.S to make their review sound legit when it's way off. They Are stupid Con Artists and located in the United Kingdom.
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Fake Lottery Scams To Beware Of
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Re: Fake Lottery Scams To Beware Of
If you think someone on the phone is trying to scam you, hang up immediately. If you engage them in conversation, your name and contact information could end up on a list that’s shared with other scammers.
If you are told that you can “verify” the prize by calling a certain number, that number may be part of the scam. Instead of calling it, you should look up the name of the lottery or organization on your own to find out its real contact information.
Just because a real lottery is mentioned does not necessarily make it a real prize. Someone may be using the lottery’s name without its permission or knowledge.
No real lottery tells winners to put up their own money in order to collect a prize they have already won. If you have to pay a fee to collect your winnings, you haven’t won.
If you are told that you can “verify” the prize by calling a certain number, that number may be part of the scam. Instead of calling it, you should look up the name of the lottery or organization on your own to find out its real contact information.
Just because a real lottery is mentioned does not necessarily make it a real prize. Someone may be using the lottery’s name without its permission or knowledge.
No real lottery tells winners to put up their own money in order to collect a prize they have already won. If you have to pay a fee to collect your winnings, you haven’t won.