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They frighten or entice you into visiting a phony web page and entering your ID and password.Commonly, the guise is an urgent need to "confirm your identity".
Chances are you will receive at least one intriguing email from someone saying that you did indeed win a huge amount of money.This scam, like most scams, is too good to be true.Yet people still fall for this money transfer con game.The visions of a dream home, fabulous vacation, or other expensive goodies you could now afford with ease, could make you forget that you have never ever entered this lottery in the first place.This scam will usually come in the form of a conventional email message.