Please I aske you?

Please I aske you
In 4 Oct. 2006 I received aletter from :

E.A.A.S. lottery headquarters
Euro-Afro-Asia weepstakes lottery Inc.
Customer service,580 n. Tenth street.
Sacramento, CA 85914
Telephone : +31644562861
An affiliate of charity international
Arena complex Km 18 Route de Rufisque .
L.P.P. Award Department
Amsterdam Holland .

That letter told me that I won the lottery and it include the Fiduciary Agent In JAKARTA 鈥?INDONESIA .( it's name鈥︹€︹€?).
I know from the Web there is only one Fiduciary Agent in Asia, is this correct ? the letter saied that I won in the 2 category.
Please answer me any informations about this .

They want to STEAL from you.

There is NOTHING that you would get from a stranger for FREE.

When you see these, use the REPORT SPAM button right away. If you are using Yahoo or Hotmail, this helps everyone that use the service. In fact, these providers might prosecute.

Be safe. Your own bank and good businesses would never use or ask you to use e-mail for personal or financial information. Learn how to protect yourself from Identity Theft and other cons.

It's a CON.
If you didn't enter then you can't have won.
They will probably ask you for an "Administration Fee" before you can get your winnings. Then there will be NO winnings and you will have lost money!

This is nothing but simply fraud. I am soon going to have all these fraudulent emails on my website for others.

This is a internet scam....

You will contact them and then they will ask for a routing number for your bank or ask for cash up front to cover the 'winners' expenses.

you didn't sign up for it therefore you didn't win it. they want you to give them your personal info so they can get credit cards in your name and bankrupt you.

even when you do signup for something here it might still be a scam. search for the name of it at google like below

theirnamegoeshere scam fraud crook

here is what others say about e.a.a.s.

http://www.google.com/search?q=E.A.A.S.+...

These emails/letters are a scam!

Did you ever buy a ticket for such a lottery?

If you did not buy a ticket, then you cannot have won!

If you contacted them, they would ask for personal information and also some money, so that the prize could be transferred to you. If you were to send money, that would be the last you would hear of it!

Destroy the letter/email and resist the temptations of greed (which is what makes people respond!)

This is a spam.

SCAM

It's a scam. You can't win a lottery you didn't enter. They want all of your banking info so they can steal your money. Forward the email to scams@fraudinternational.com Then delete the email.