I received an e-mail stating my e-mail address won the Euro Millions Lottery Agency.Location:E.M.L.A. WETSTRATT, 175-1049, 8010 BRUSSELS, BELGIUM. I under stand this is a (SCAM) and a pretty good. I had to download pdf forms and fill them out and they look pretty real except that they want your age and not your birth information.They got personal information that I sent them before checking with Google to find out this is a (SCAM). Sure enough, it is. What can be done to stop this from happening to people? I've reported this to Microsoft Corporation.And I'm going to report this to all the companies on line.One of my suggestions to (STOP these SCAM ARTISTS is to CHECK THE COMPANY OUT ON GOOGLE 1st). I wish I would've done that. Thanks, Lark in Reseda