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U bent de 1.000.000ste bezoeker van deze week!

€ 2.500.000

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🚗 Tesla Model S

📱 iPhone 15 Pro

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“Ik geloofde het eerst niet, maar ik heb echt €50.000 gewonnen!” — Petra uit Utrecht

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Gotcha! This is a prize / advance-fee scam.

You won nothing. No one is giving out Teslas for browsing a website.

What just happened?

Prize scams lure you with impossible jackpots, then ask for "administration fees", "tax", or "shipping" up-front. Sometimes they harvest data (identity fraud), sometimes they just take your money. The "administration fee" may also start a recurring subscription you didn't notice in fine print.

Red flags:

You didn't enter a contest. You can't win something you didn't sign up for.
"The millionth visitor" is a 25-year-old banner-ad trope.
Any fee to receive a prize. Legitimate prizes never require you to pay first.
Countdown timer. Real lotteries don't expire in 3 minutes.
Too good to be true. If offered a Tesla for a click, it's always a scam.

What to do:

Close the tab.
If you paid: contact your bank to block the card and dispute the charge.
If you gave personal data: watch out for follow-up scams and identity fraud. Freeze credit if possible.

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