2008 NOKIA Award Promotion?

[vasant21]

Email: nokiaclaimsperson.sirjames@hotmail.co.uk
Mahadher

This line says it self that its a spam, why would nokia say to contact some person at hotmail.co.uk?

[cellphonecp]

thanks for tips

[Rouro]

I had also recived such mail But this time it ends with ..@live.com is it also just a scam or for real ???
plz I really need to know

note: the Mail had real stuff like: how fedex charging would cost me and it had nokia Badge !!!!

Reply Quickly please

[ltomuta]

Would it help if in addition to what was said above I would also add: IT IS A SCAM. Report the email as spam to your email provider.?

And please, stop writing with huge red font.

[wizard_hu_]

There is something wrong at Microsoft's marketing office, it is embarrassing to see how people do not recognize supposedly world-widely known (e-mail) services as Hotmail or Live, but this flaw also applies to Yahoo apparently.
However the same people immediately manage to find out that there is a http://www.nokia.com, and come here to http://discussion.forum.nokia.com... Fabulous.

[vasant21]

And there are really good search engines like GOOGLE, just type few words from the email you received and you will get the list of SPAMS reported on many sites.

[_Afg4x4]

Hi, resently I had ricived sms for my mobile. It tells: CONGRATS! Your mobile # has won 100,000.00GBP in the on going NOKIA AWARD, email your name and # to our london office:
info@nokiaeurope.co.cc, +447024069956
Also sms has a strange adress: 2347035121837
Is it a spam or not?

[ltomuta]

Do you really think that Nokia would give you that amount of money for nothing? Or even 1 pound for that matter ...

And do you really think that Nokia would have an internet domain name like nokiaeurope.co.cc ?

It is spam. Clearly.

[balagopalks]

If it was true, I should have received 100,000.00GBP x 70+ - I wish atleast even one was true :P

Regards
Gopal

[wizard_hu_]

There is a principle of "First thought, best thought"

And on receiving such letter/email/SMS it is most probably something like "Whoa, it can't be true". Well, it isn't, really.