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Oxfam warns against telephone scam
By David Ainsworth, Third Sector Online, 9 March 2008
Oxfam's name has been used in a new email scam designed to get recipients to ring a phone line and provide their details.
A message in the charity’s name informs recipients that they have won £850,000 in a lottery run by the charity, and asks them to call a line to find out how to get the money.
Part of the email, which has the subject line “Oxfam Grant/Donation Award 2008!!!!!!!”, reads as follows: “Your Email was selected from your country’s chambers of commerce and you have been confirmed as one of The lucky recipients of this year’s donation programme. You are also entitled to the sum of EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING (£850,000.00) as charity donations/aid from the Oxfam GB (UK) International donation scheme.”
An Oxfam spokeswoman warned against responding to the email, and said that the charity’s name was regularly used by email fraudsters targeting vulnerable customers.
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