Scammers bank a lot on the greed of their victims. They often make offers too good to be true.
While I was reading the mail, I had no idea it was a scam mail till I got the the part where they said the compensation was "500.00" British pounds. That's half a million pounds. Who pays half a million pounds to a bunch of people as compensation for something like this? The thing is, they have to make the money worth it so it will be enticing.
Then there are the red flags. What do they need all that information for if the person has already qualified for that money? Why not just pay it into the casino/lottery account of the beneficiary? They also ask you to send your details to a particular person. Scammers may come in different forms but once you're not greedy and security conscious you'll always sniff it out.
There is one expression: the older the deception, the better it works. I have been receiving similar letters for 10 years, if not more, and every time in the email I am the heir to wealth, since my relative died in Africa, I won a million and everything like that .This type of deception is designed for the person to transfer a commission for receiving the announced amount in a letter, and yes, this fraud scheme still works to this day if the mailings continue. 99 people will understand that this is a scam, but 1 will definitely pay. Not everyone is financially literate and there are those who They don’t understand that these are scammers.