mercinary
June 4th, 2007, 04:13 PM
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Dear Winner,
We are pleased to inform you of the final announcement that you are one of the
winners of the FREE LOTTERY INTERNATIONAL PROMOTIONS PROGRAMMER, with Ticket
Number: 4156189324 Agent Id Number: 110 held on the 25th of May, 2007. You have
therefore been approved to claim a total sum of
One Million Great Britain Pound Starlings please contact our fiduciary agent for
your claims.
Overseas Claims Unit
CONTACT NAME: Wayne Johnson
CITY/ COUNTRY: London, United Kingdom.
EMAIL: mailwaynejohnson@yahoo.fr
1. Full Names:
2. Address:
3. Age:
4. Sex:
5. Marital Status:
6. Occupation:
7. Phone and fax numbers:
8. Country:
Remember to quote your winning information in all correspondence.
Congratulations from all members and staff.
Yours faithfully,
Mrs. Audrey Williams
I received this one in my email. I'm posting it here as a service to anyone else who might get the same message. Don't bother replying to it. It is a scam.
If you reply to these lottery scam emails, you will be prompted to provide any number of the following (under the guise that they need to verify your identity):
Banking details
Driver's license details
Passport
Other personal information
Once you have provided said information, identity theft occurs.
-Merc
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Dear Winner,
We are pleased to inform you of the final announcement that you are one of the
winners of the FREE LOTTERY INTERNATIONAL PROMOTIONS PROGRAMMER, with Ticket
Number: 4156189324 Agent Id Number: 110 held on the 25th of May, 2007. You have
therefore been approved to claim a total sum of
One Million Great Britain Pound Starlings please contact our fiduciary agent for
your claims.
Overseas Claims Unit
CONTACT NAME: Wayne Johnson
CITY/ COUNTRY: London, United Kingdom.
EMAIL: mailwaynejohnson@yahoo.fr
1. Full Names:
2. Address:
3. Age:
4. Sex:
5. Marital Status:
6. Occupation:
7. Phone and fax numbers:
8. Country:
Remember to quote your winning information in all correspondence.
Congratulations from all members and staff.
Yours faithfully,
Mrs. Audrey Williams
I received this one in my email. I'm posting it here as a service to anyone else who might get the same message. Don't bother replying to it. It is a scam.
If you reply to these lottery scam emails, you will be prompted to provide any number of the following (under the guise that they need to verify your identity):
Banking details
Driver's license details
Passport
Other personal information
Once you have provided said information, identity theft occurs.
-Merc