However, the links in the email lead to malicious websites which are designed to steal personal and financial information.

One of the scam emails includes the John Lewis and Partners logo, although it’s nothing to do with the department store.

The scam message claims: “You’ve been chosen! We’d like to offer you a unique chance to receive a Tupperware 36-piece set.”

In an alert posted on social media, Action Fraud said: “Watch out for these fake emails claiming you’ve won a ’36-piece Tupperware set’.

“The emails lead to websites designed to steal your personal information.”

People can report a suspicious email by forwarding it to report@phishing.gov.uk.

Action Fraud said members of the public reporting these messages have led to the removal of 295,300 malicious websites, as of December last year.

If a person has doubts about a message, they’re advised to contact the organisation directly, using contact details from a reputable source.

“Don’t use the numbers or address in the message – use the details from their official website,” Action Fraud said.

“Your bank (or any other official source) will never ask you to supply personal information via email.”

GB News has contacted Asda, John Lewis and Costco asking for comment.