Lottery-related scams surface from time-to-time and have certainly been known to pop up around the holidays, officials said.

Players are targeted and if they fall for the scam, the criminals return to extract more money from the victim.

Beware impostors posing as winners or agents—don’t send cash or transfers. Confirm any prize with the Michigan Lottery first.

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