Is this a email scam?

i have no idea what this email is about but i am a 13 year old child.





Notice of payment of USD1.5M





ATTENTION











we have arranged your payment of ($1.5millions) one millions five hundred thousand united state dollars in atm payment card to be sent to you through western union money transfer payment,





Your payment will be sending to you by western union, the amount you will receive per day is $10,000 The minister trust funds of United Kingdom will send you the currently standards track details you need to pick up your ($10,000) payment by western union, you will receive every day till you receive the $1.5millions united state dollars, now no need to send you


this atm card because you can not be able to withdraw the atm card due to the atm master card contain large money on it.








The director administrtor trust funds have already signed your payment, now you are free to comply with United Kingdom Western union control office on this email: (westernunionagent@ebarclays.bg.tf) however, kindly contact the below person who is in position to release your payment by western union per $10,000 a day.








Mr Frank Brown,


western union payment department


BARCLAYS BANK UK,


E-mail:(westernunionagent@ebarclays.bg...


Phone:+44-703-590-7854


Fax:+44871 9769834








The United Kingdom Western union control office has been mandated to issue out your payment and you have to stop any further communication with any other person(s) or office(s) to avoid any hitches in receiving your payment.





Note that the administrator payment need this details from you to process your payment:








Receiver name-----------------


Country-----------------------


City--------------------------


Tel---------------------------


Test question-----------------


Answer------------------------


sex___________________________


age___________________________








Comply now because as soon as you sent this required details to Mr Frank Brown he will start sending your payment by western union.





Regards,








Mr. Charles Moore








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Is this a email scam?
Scam... please delete this E-Mail.





After you send them the information they will either:





A) Ask you to send them money via western union to pay for fees to release your "winnings" (in which case the money you send will be forever gone and of course you are not receiving a large amount of money in return).





B) They will be asking for very personal information like your name, birth date and social security number - then they will steal your identity and rack up a lot of debt in your name...





You are 13 and of course you did not enter into a Lottery Drawing since you are not of age, right?





This is a very common scam and if you want to educate yourself run a Google search on Lottery Scams and Pyramid Schemes.


Read... and you will soon see where this Lottery Prize Scheme is going.
Reply:Weird I got an email kinda like that too. I think it said I won a million dollars from the Shell gas company. I believe its a scam. Just delete it and forget about it. Scammers these days...
Reply:Ok you're 13 so. I'll keep the vitriol minimal. However, word to the wise, Guy.





You had better start getting used to the many bitter disappointments in life.


1. Any stranger that offers to send you free money over the internet will eventually ask you to send him free money first, or ask you to remove articles of clothing in front of a web cam.


2 whenever you are solicited via email by a member of the British plutocracy, reread the email. If its chock full of spelling mistakes, discard it.