I answered to yahoo internet lottery, help?

i received a mail in my msn account where they told me that my mail ID won a prize in the yahoo inernet lottery and i answered them....
The information i gave were :
1. FULL NAME
2. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
3. PRESENT ADDRESS.
4. DATE OF BIRTH
5. OCCUPATION
6. TELEPHONE NUMBER ( i gave them my cell phone number)
7. MARITAL STATUS
8. AGE
9. SEX
10. WINNING NUMBER, BATCH NUMBER AND LOTTO NUMBER. (those were given by them)
11. AMOUNT WON
12. PRIZE I WON FOR WHICH MONTH

will i have any trouble? plz help me!

Now, i know that if they send me a second mail wanting more information i'm gonna ignore them, but plz tell me, with the info i gave them, i won't have any trouble right?

p.s. sometimes i think i'm sooo stupid... :(

the truth is that in my country you can't draw any money from any account nor gain any loans without showing your id

Its a scam my friend, The most that will happen is they may be calling you or writing to you, I would just disregard anything they say or do and it will go away in time,, Just be real careful and never give out personal info.

File a complaint to the intrernet crime division (FBI) here and change your banking info and secure it,

http://www.ic3.gov/

Best of luck to you;

SG

Sorry to say it but you are a little stupid. I dont think there is such a thing as Yahoo Lottery. You might get a bunch of junk mail at home and email. I guess as long as u didnt give ur ss# u might be fine.

Thats pretty much giving them everything to open credit cards and get loans... identity theft. I would inform my bank and the police to freeze everything. You do not need to give them your SSN in order for them to steal your identity.

I think its a scam..why would yahoo send you something to a msn account??
I wouldnt give them anymore info and hopefully you don't get into trouble

identity theft...hmmmmm

Sorry, if it sounds too good to be true it probably is. This is a scam for info, maybe surveying. I think if a company like Yahoo did ever participate in such a thing they would probably limit it to Yahoo email addresses and not include other competitor's like MSN. What email address did it come from?

http://www.consumerfraudreporting.org/lo...

i've tried it.. and it's a scam.. coz once you send them the money..they'll ask for more..

and if you really are a winner, why not just subtract the amount they need from you to the winning prize you've got..

Keeps us informed, they now have enough info on you to run a search on you for other information to set them selves up with your identity

it's called the rip off lottery if you play they win you lose

HAHAHAHA you said it not us (p.s. sometimes i think i'm sooo stupid Sell the computer and get off the internet . and if your waiting for your check to arrive make sure you email them back with your social security number as well