Good thing that uhm got sorted out then, as I wasn't aware that they even did these kind of beat scams.

On the other hand I did receive many emails where they asked me to pay 750€ in advance to be eligible to receive a 500.000$ money prize I supposedly had won. Of course it makes you wonder why they want Euros and pay prize money in Dollars... in fact, it makes you wonder why you should pay for a lottery you did not even know existed and already won a prize in. Still... when it's too good to be true, it's tempting to pay anyways 'just in case' it's the real deal. Obviously and without any exception though that's always the stupidest thing to do. :p

Seems like spam indeed. I recommend everyone to check with other SP users here on the forums before wiring money to or even making deals with unknown businesses like this.

right on, keesj!