from: MR. MORRIS WOODS <mrmorriswoods1@yahoo.com>
date: 14 Aug 2021, 11:06
subject: FROM MR.MORRIS WOODS(LOTTERY CERTIFICATE ATTACHED BELOW)
mailed-by: yahoo.com
MEGA MILLIONS LOTTERY
250 Marriott Drive Tallahassee FL 32301 USA
Attn:
IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF US$291 MILLION IN YOUR FAVOR.
This is to announce to you as one of the 18 lucky winners in the ongoing Free Online Promo prize of US$291 Million for the year 2021, which took place on the 14th June,2021. The following is your winning reference numbers: 11018204615. Track your winning number on Mega Millions Lottery - Winning Numbers & Results
All 18 winning accounts were randomly selected from a batch of 70,000, MEGA MILLIONS LOTTERY, and you have been approved to receive your winning prize of US$291 Million via Bank Transfer, through our offshore paying Bank.
Note: that the above numbers is what qualified you to be one of the lucky winner to receive the amount of US$291 Million, this is a free online lottery organized by the, MEGA MILLIONS LOTTERY, endorse by United States of America Government and International Monetary Fund in conjunction with the International Committee under the supervision of United Nation Organization, (ENDORSEMENT CODE: 09911US/AUO9X/LLMP017)
YOU ARE ADVICE TO FURNISH US THE BELOW INFORMATIONS TO ENABLE US TO PROCESS THE RELEASE OF YOUR WINNING PRIZE.
FULL NAME:
SEX:
PHONE NUMBER:
COUNTRY/ CITY:
OCCUPATION:
HOME ADDRESS:
A COPY OF YOUR INTERNATIONAL PASSPORT OR DRIVING LICENSE:
Upon receiving the above information from you, we will begin to process the release of your fund to you via our paying bank here in London-UK.
We look forward to hearing from you. Thus congratulations.
Best Regards
Mr. Morris Woods
the President, Of Global Internet Network
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