WHO CAN SAVE CHRISTMAS?
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YEP, it is that time of year when
the Christmas Panto adverts come out. Ok, I agree that
Christmas is still a long way off, also that we have
Halloween still to come and Bonfire Night. So why do we
offer a report about a Christmas Pantomime? Well, this
is the best time to book your tickets before you
suddenly find Christmas has crept up on you and all the
tickets are sold out. Not forgetting another fact that
the show deserves a plug, as we have gleaned from the
many rehearsals taking place.
Our editor Patrick Trollope has taken a sneak preview of
the show, before it hits the stages of Crosby Civic Hall
and then the Arts Centre in Southport. The show is
produced by a local theatre company ABD Productions and
has many local actors and actresses ranging from
children as young as 7 years old to radio presenters on
Dune FM and professional actors who have played on stage
in London's West End. As far as big names go the show
may be light, but it more than makes up for this in
terms of the storyline. Also the acting skills put lots
of big name pantos to shame.
The story goes something like this… Santa's hard at work
sorting the all the lists of children's presents on a
new computer system when the villains arrive and put a
Virus on the computer! There is afear that Christmas
might without presents. To stave off this threat a group
of toys must take on a dangerous mission to fix the
computer and this exiting original musical promises a good mix of
clean family action and adventure, with dazzling
costumes, stunning choreography, catchy songs, and lots
of "Oh yes, they will, …."
So to see this amazing show book your tickets now from
the booking office on 01704 54001.
Ticket prices are £12 and £8. If you book
10 tickets you get 1 free and special school rates are
available on request.
Performances are at the Crosby Civic Hall,
Crosby, on from 12 December 2007 to 18 December 2007,
with shows on at 10am, 1pm and 7pm, but ring up for full
details.
The show will be on stage at the Southport
Arts Centre, Lord Street, Southport, from 20 December
2007 to 5 January with 2pm and 7pm showings. Again ring
for more information.
Fake Lottery Emails
LOTTERY scams (fraudulent)
emails are increasing at an alarming rate with more and
more are being reported to us by our readers. This
email, we are alerting you to, looks like it is from "The National Lottery"
and it has got our attention. Not only has is
clogged up out email system but lots of
readers have told us about it this week. Internet security is a hot
issue at this point in time and as a general rule, we
can say that if you have not purchased a ticket from the UK National
Lottery, you won’t have won a prize, and you should
treat the emails that say you have won with absolute caution.
Sadly some of the current scams are very convincing and
if you do play the Lottery via the web, remember that
most fraudulent email ask for the Player information
like name, address or bank details on an email. Often
they carry the words "Winning Notification"
or "Lottery Sweep Stake" in the text. This
email that so many of you have told us carries the header
saying
"Wins !" and the sender comes up as "Camolot
Office", yet the email is from infomgt@charter.net.
The National Lottery told us that:- "These scams
often work in two ways. The first method is to persuade
the victim to part with personal information that will
allow the scammers to carry out Identity Theft. The
other common scam is to persuade the victim to part with
money as an up front payment in order to release a
winning Lottery prize which does not exist. This is a
common problem, yet people still fall for them. You can
find out more about how to spot a scam Lottery email by
visiting this
link."
The full fake email we received reads as follows:-
"This Email is to inform you that you emerged a
winner of £480,152.00 on our online draws which was
played on the 13th of October, 2007. For further
Information about your Winnings, contact our Lottery
Fiduciary Agent with the following contact Address.
Green, with your full names and draw number (i.e 1088)
1.First Name:
2.Last Name:
3.Your Ref:
4.Address:
5.Country:
6.Telephone:
7.Occupation:
8.Age:
9.Preferred payment Mode:
(a) Cheque (b) Bank Transfer
Name;Mrs Roxanee Green
E-mail Address:- camelotprom9@yahoo.co.uk
Telephone:+44-7024028114,+44- 7024028262
Fax:+44 -+448704792368, +448704794060
Sir. Richard K. Lloyd
Co-Ordinator(Online Promo Programme)"
If you receive this email, bin it immediately... It is a
100% fake!
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Louise
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