If you have the habit of ignoring junk mail, it’s the right time to rethink. Well, absolutely as a woman in the United States won a $3 million lottery prize due to a mail in the spam folder. &nbsp;&nbsp;

We aren’t kidding, it is completely true. &nbsp;

Laura Spears&nbsp;of Oakland County, Michigan state was in for a shock recently when she recently discovered the information about the prize in the mail. &nbsp;

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On the Michigan Lottery website, Spears had earlier purchased a Mega Millions ticket for the December 31, 2021. &nbsp;

The 55-year-old lucky winner matched five numbers to win $1 million and also had the Megaplier to multiply the prize by three. &nbsp;

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"I saw an ad on Facebook that the Mega Millions jackpot was getting pretty high, so I got on my account and bought a ticket. A few days later, I was looking for a missing email from someone, so I checked the spam folder in my email account," Spears told Michigan Lottery officials. &nbsp;

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"That's when I saw an email from the Lottery saying I had won a prize. I couldn't believe what I was reading, so I logged in to my lottery account to confirm the message in the email. It's all still so shocking to me that I really won $3 million!" added Spears. &nbsp;

Spears, who claimed her prize last week, wants to share winnings with family and retire early. &nbsp;&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

If you have the habit of ignoring junk mail, it’s the right time to rethink. Well, absolutely as a woman in the United States won a $3 million lottery prize due to a mail in the spam folder.

If you have the habit of ignoring junk mail, it’s the right time to rethink. Well, absolutely as a woman in the United States won a $3 million lottery prize due to a mail in the spam folder. We aren’t kidding, it is completely true. Laura Spears of Oakland County, Michigan state was in for a shock recently when she recently discovered the information about the prize in the mail. Also Read: Cruise ship goes off course, docks in Bahamas. Find out what happened On the Michigan Lottery website, Spears had earlier purchased a Mega Millions ticket for the December 31, 2021. The 55-year-old lucky winner matched five numbers to win $1 million and also had the Megaplier to multiply the prize by three. Laura Spears got the surprise of a lifetime when she checked her spam folder and realized she'd won a $3 million Mega Millions prize! ➡️ https://t.co/ZmCSxPDQR8 pic.twitter.com/HjFeLrL8kR — Michigan Lottery (@MILottery) January 21, 2022 × "I saw an ad on Facebook that the Mega Millions jackpot was getting pretty high, so I got on my account and bought a ticket. A few days later, I was looking for a missing email from someone, so I checked the spam folder in my email account," Spears told Michigan Lottery officials. Also Read: Now, stray bullet claims life of 8-year-old girl in US. Find out how "That's when I saw an email from the Lottery saying I had won a prize. I couldn't believe what I was reading, so I logged in to my lottery account to confirm the message in the email. It's all still so shocking to me that I really won $3 million!" added Spears. Spears, who claimed her prize last week, wants to share winnings with family and retire early. (With inputs from agencies)

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