from: Francis Hayes <info.francishayesbmw@gmail.com>
date: Nov 16, 2020, 7:58 PM
subject: Re: Reference Number BMW-6743222009/13
mailed-by: gmail.com
Congratulation
Thanks for your Email, my name is Mr. Francis Hayes, the fiduciary agent assigned to assist you in the claims process of your winnings, I am in receipt of your completed verification form which i also have your full delivery information is stated below for your confirmation, having done all the proper verification exercise I hereby confirm that your winning details sent to this office corresponds with the record on my file.
I therefore wish to congratulate you on behalf of the BMW Lottery Inc. and to state that you are a lucky person to have emerged a winner in the on going 2019 BMW Lottery Promotions.
Your email address with ticket Number BMW-6743222009/13 was randomly selected along with 10 others from a database of over 250,000 email addresses drawn across the continent, each email address was attached to a ticket number and yours emerged as the number 7th winner of the prize of a brand new BMW X6 series Car and a Check of US$20,000,000.00.
Finally you have been cleared for payment and required to contact our payment and delivery offices with the details below for the delivery of your 2019 BMW X6 and transfer of your funds respectively.
DELIVERY COMPANY IN CHARGE OF YOUR AWARDED 2019 BMW X6
Company Name: Inter world Freight Inc.
Delivery Agent Name: Mr. Wood Gate
Tel:+1(202) 852-3389
EMAIL: (WoodGate_InterworldFreightInc@outlook.com)
A certificate of prize claims and some vital documents
will be sent by the cargo company along with your winnings.
It is imperative that you include your Reference Number BMW-6743222009/13
as the subject on any correspondence with the courier company and the bank respectively to ensure timely response.
Please you are advised to write down the reference number and save it. {Important}You are advised to comply with their terms of operation to ensure a hitch free transfer and delivery.
Once again;
congratulations!
we hope your winnings will be used to impact positive change on Mankind.
Regards,
Francis Hayes
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