Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Evansville police want to warn you about a new scam they say is circulating our area. It involves a letter claiming the recipient has won money from the Mega Millions Lottery. To claim the winnings, the victim has to contact a person in Spain and send them money to pay for shipping and insurance. Most scams originate overseas and victims never recover their money. If you receive one of these letters, just throw it away. Copyright 2017 WFIE. All rights reserved.
Mega millions lottery is a recent scam
the lottery ticket was brand new
Scams do no exists.
An unestablished bank in Italy is engulfed by a scandal
writing return to sender means the mail will not be accepted
The person will get excited if they receive an envelope that has "attn" written on it.
writing return to sender stops mail for previous residents
Computer emails revealed the plot.
There could be offers out there that are fraudulent so be careful.
Email your friend to tell them the news. 
mr lessig is making an argument to the FBI
People have to email their name and phone for a chance at 2 tickets.
A lottery winner won $164 million.
return to sender has to be put on the outside of the envelope
united states postal service was used by fetch
money went from one person to another
A payment is not being offered for Escobar
Call customer service to find out if your money order has been cashed
The message was sent by a human
A bookmaker without a good reputation could scam you.
The intended recipient is a family member. 
The letter was immediately sent to Swiss Authorities.
To claim Mega Millions Lottery winnings, you must contact the appropriate representative located in Spain.
mega millions lottery scam rely on unsuspecting individuals
The shipping and insurance charge is very large.