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Recipients were instructed to provide personal details or pay processing fees to receive the supposed funds. These emails aimed to collect sensitive information or money under false pretenses.

Fraudsters also sent emails claiming to be from Mavis Wanczyk, stating she was donating portions of her winnings to randomly selected individuals.

The Chicopee Police Department, Wanczyk's hometown law enforcement, issued warnings about these scams, advising the public not to share personal information with such accounts.

Scammers created multiple fake profiles on platforms like Facebook, Twitter/X, and Instagram, impersonating Mavis Wanczyk. These accounts falsely promised monetary giveaways to users who followed or engaged with them.

These scams aimed to deceive individuals into providing personal information or paying fees under the pretense of receiving money. Authorities have consistently warned the public to be cautious of such fraudulent schemes.

Following her win, numerous scams emerged, with fraudsters impersonating Wanczyk on social media and through emails, falsely claiming she was distributing portions of her winnings.

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