Mr. Roy Cockrum Powerball Lottery Donation Scam

Hello guys and welcome to my review of emails and texts that are being sent to people lately claiming that Mr Roy Cockrum who won a lottery of over 200 million dollars is giving away, donating for the cause of covid 19 and whatever different situations the sender’s are claiming. All we know for sure is that this is a lie and a scam that is circulating. Those who receive these emails should not follow what they are being told as this is only a trick to get you to send money to the scammers. If you have received such as email please share it here to help others as they are being sent using different email addresses. Is it a scam, legit, honest, real, frauudlent or fake? This is what we shall be discussing in this short review.

The truth about Mr Roy Cockrum Powerball lottery donation

The scam has been circulating for over a year now and just about this time of Covid 19 again the scammers claim they are Mr Cockrum and he has again selected a few email addresses to give them a piece of the money he got mainly mentioned as $372 000. In order to receive this they will tell you you need to make a processing payment or maybe a confirmation of identify payment. This is actually how they take money from you and you will never be able to trace them or hear from them again. Below is a sample of the emails being sent.

“Greetings to you,

I am Mr. Roy Cockrum, I am a 64 years old man and I was born and raised in

Knoxville – Tennessee, I won the Powerball jackpot in Tennessee Lottery Prize.

For source and verification watch the video on YouTube by clicking the links below:

…

I decided to make my donation to Charity and Individuals as God has lead me

during the outbreak of the Pandemic Covid-19 (Corona Virus) which has

incapacitate our economy and also changed our way of life and the whole world.

My donation will help to get some lives back and put smile on people faces which

I decided to go online to make research to donate to individual, If you get this

mail it means your Email Address was selected.

May the Good Lord bless you as I await your response.

Roy Cockrum

E-mail: royrum908@gmail.com”

 

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Conclusion

This is just one of the many scam emails that are being sent to people to try and get them to send the scammers money fraudulently. Do not listen to them and always remember that when you are told to send processing money to receive your lottery it is a scam. If you have been scammed or have had some experience with them please share this In information with us in the comments section.

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