<p>This is the message I received in my email///</p>
<p>Incredible news!
Funds have been processed and are now accessible in your account.</p>
<p>A Bitcoin transfer of 4.70195576 BTC has been credited to your account.
To proceed, request the withdrawal of funds.</p>
<p>Account Number:</p>
<p>I need to know how to access my funds please.or even my account.</p>

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2024-11-18T10:37:20.803Z
To me, this looks like the preamble to an [advance fee fraud](https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/q/103891/13866), the email is a lie, there is no money.
RedGrittyBrick
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2024-11-18T10:44:33.507Z
So are the bitcoin.org promotions or draws a scam
Eric Hardcastle
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2024-11-18T10:50:09.930Z
Email addresses are easily faked. Moreover, Bitcoin.org is not an official Bitcoin website. There are no official Bitcoin websites as Bitcoin is decentralised. Bitcoin.org is now run by a somewhat hadowy private individual whose identity is not public. Most likely some criminal is faking his email address to trick inexperienced people.
RedGrittyBrick
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2024-11-18T10:54:38.490Z
See https://bitcoin.org/en/scams
RedGrittyBrick
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How do I withdraw my winnings from the bitcoin.org draw promotion
Eric Hardcastle
# How do I withdraw my winnings from the bitcoin.org draw promotion

(Asked by: username_0 on 2024-11-18)

This is the message I received in my email///

Incredible news!
Funds have been processed and are now accessible in your account.

A Bitcoin transfer of 4.70195576 BTC has been credited to your account.
To proceed, request the withdrawal of funds.

Account Number:

I need to know how to access my funds please.or even my account.

**Tags:** blockchain, wallet, transaction-fees

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: To me, this looks like the preamble to an [advance fee fraud](https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/q/103891/13866), the email is a lie, there is no money.  
> **username_0**: So are the bitcoin.org promotions or draws a scam  
> **username_1**: Email addresses are easily faked. Moreover, Bitcoin.org is not an official Bitcoin website. There are no official Bitcoin websites as Bitcoin is decentralised. Bitcoin.org is now run by a somewhat hadowy private individual whose identity is not public. Most likely some criminal is faking his email address to trick inexperienced people.  
> **username_1**: See https://bitcoin.org/en/scams  

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