from: anath lotte <anathlotte11@hotmail.com>
date: Mar 11, 2021, 7:02 AM
subject: QATAR FIFA 2022
mailed-by: hotmail.com
Dear Lucky Winner :
CONGRATULATIONS!
You have won the FIFA 2022 World Cup Qatar Million Lotteries. Your email address was selected through a computer ballot system from all active email address users all over the world which won you the amount of $1,500,000.00 (One Million Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) among other 50 winners. This amount has already credited into an ATM master Card, which you can be able to withdraw from Any ATM machine of your choice to any part of the world.
Below are your winning verification details which you must keep confidential and provide only to our accredited claim Agent when needed to avoid double claim. Double claims will be cancelled.
HOW TO CLAIM PRIZE MONEY: All prize money must be claimed no later than 60 days from the date of winning Notification. Any prize not claimed within this period will be forfeited. Note it has been credited into an ATM CARD, which you can withdraw any ATM machine of your choice to any country. Send the following Winner Confirmation Details through E-mail to submit your claim to our DISPATCHING Agent in South Africa:
Claim Registration Details: Winning Reference: QFW2022F. Batch Number: 59864273.
(1)Full Names:
(2) Sex:
(3) Country:
(4)State/Province:
(5)City Code :
(6) Tel/Mobile:
(7) Date of Birth:
(8) Occupation:
(9) Amount Won:
(10) Winning Reference & Batch Number:
Contact Agent: Dr. SPOGTER JACOBUS Email: ( drspogterjonas@outlook.com )
KINDLY CONTACT OUR AGENT SO HE CAN DISPATCH YOUR CARD TO YOU VIA DHL AND YOU GET IT IN 3DAYS.
Yours Sincerely,
DR PRITCHARDS D.
(Notification Agent S.A).
(Program Coordinator).
QATAR FIFA 2022 Lottery Promotion Manager
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