Thank you very much for that.

Unfortunately, The People Charity Home Lottery and Facebook People's Reward are NOT legitimate lotteries. Quite simply, I can find no record of them existing whatsoever. What I did find, however, were scam reports of other individuals who had received similar notifications of "winnings" from these lotteries along with a request to forward $420. See here:

PEOPLE CHARITY HOME LOTTERY AND
THE FACEBOOK PEOPLE REWARD.
(PCHL/213-8G)
PCHL - GAMING BOARD
REF NO: PCHL/16-FB-484293
BATCH NO: 13/583790/PCHL
WINNING FINAL NOTIFICATION!!!
CONGRATULATION!
We are happy to inform you that our program is back again this year, this promo is for people to fight off poverty and make them to live on their own .We are happy to inform you that your name appear on the facebook lottery promotion for the month and we are giving out the total sum of $200,000 USD ( Two hundred Thousand United States Dollars ) to our winners,which is the sum you have won.
Your name was selected by Mr Mark Zuckerberg the CEO of Facebook ( Founder & Chief Executive Officer ) The promotion was made to make all facebook user benefit from the gain the company made. Facebook is the first and ever largest means of meeting both old and new friend.
The promo was done to serve as a means of appreciation to visitors on our site and also to help people to fight off poverty and to maintain the standard of living. The emergence of the facebook was for the better use and constructive usage of information with global relationships. This effort makes the world goes around and makes you one of the beneficiaries of the people charity home lottery
You are advised to reply with your
Full name:
Address:
E-mail:
So as to proceed with the delivery of your money to you.
Kindly get back to us to claim your fund.
Thank you
PHILIP LINDA
The Company Agent

Source: http://800notes.com/forum/ta-1d548d615b7527c-33/facebook-international-lottery

This is absolutely a scam. You must not send any money, nor respond to these communications in any fashion, as doing so will simply encourage more, similar fraudulent solicitations.

Specifically, this scammer is operating a variation of what is commonly known as an "advance fee" or "419" scam, in which individuals are contacted and informed of sweepstakes winnings and eventually told that they need to pay a "processing fee" or bank transfer fee in order to receive their winnings.

Don't be misled. You can't win a sweepstakes or lottery that you never entered--voluntarily participation is required in virtually all jurisdictions. These scammers will take your "advance fee" and disappear with it.

See here for more information regarding this type of scam: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/alerts/alt022.shtm

See also: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/microsites/phonefraud/sweepstakes.shtml

Again, this is absolutely a scam, and you must not respond to these soliciations or send any money.

I sincerely XXXXX XXXXX this information helps you and I wish you the best.

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