Beware of Scams

Learn how to protect yourself from lottery scams and play safely with UberLotto.

Beware of Lottery Scams

At UberLotto, your safety is our priority. We take fraud, phishing, and impersonation attempts very seriously. Scammers often impersonate lottery organizations using fake websites, official-looking emails, or even UberLotto's branding to trick users into sending money or disclosing personal information.We want to make it clear:UberLotto will never ask for money to claim a prize.

How Lottery Scams Work

Scammers may contact individuals via email, SMS, phone call, social media, or postal mail, falsely claiming they've won a lottery prize. These messages may appear legitimate and might use the logos of well-known lotteries (e.g., Powerball, Mega Millions) or UberLotto itself.Once they make contact, they may ask for:
  • "Processing" or "delivery" fees
  • Taxes to claim your winnings
  • Shipping or courier costs
  • Personal identity information (SSN, banking info, etc.)
These are red flags of a scam. You should never provide this information.

How to Stay Safe

Prevent yourself from becoming a victim of lottery fraud by following these essential tips:
  • UberLotto will never ask you for money to claim a prize.
  • Do not send money to anyone claiming you're a winner—this includes wire transfers, prepaid cards, money orders, or crypto.
  • UberLotto will only use your payment details to play lottery games through our official website or mobile app.
  • You will never be asked to ship anything unless it's related to BSA/AML/KYC documentation required by law.
  • All communication about your winnings will come directly from within your UberLotto account or our official support email.
  • Do not respond to unsolicited messages about lottery winnings—even if they seem to come from UberLotto.
  • Never provide sensitive information (e.g., Social Security number, passport, address, PINs) to third parties outside our verified platform.
  • Avoid depositing checks accompanied by instructions to send money elsewhere—they are fraudulent and will bounce.
  • If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Think You've Been Targeted?

If you've received a suspicious message or believe you've been targeted by a scam impersonating UberLotto or a lottery operator:
Report it to: support@playuberlotto.comWe'll investigate and take immediate steps to protect our community.
Stay vigilant. Play smart. Only trust communications that come directly from UberLotto's verified app or official domain (playuberlotto.com).