from: sales@indogempaints.com
date: Jan 23, 2020, 1:54 PM
subject: THAILAND INTERNET LOTTERY CONGRATULATIONS! YOUR E-MAIL WON US$1, 068,000.00 USD(2020)
mailed-by: indogempaints.com
THAILAND INTERNET LOTTERY ORGANIZATION
87A Phetchamnork Avenue,
Bangkok Thailand:
WINNING NOTIFICATION?
We write to Congratulate you as regards your Email
Address success in our Online Computer Balloting Sweepstakes Programmer
from the Thailand Internet Lottery online draws of 1th of the Month.
All participants were selected through the Registered
Computer Internet Users ballot system drawn from 250,000, Personal email
addresses & official Email addresses, from Asia, Australia, New
Zealand, Europe, North and South America, Middle East and Africa, as
part of our International Promotions Programmer.
Your Email Address has subsequently won you one of the two Jackpot prizes
in the 5th category? You have therefore been
approved to claim a total sum of $1, 068, 000. 00. (ONE MILLION AND
SIXTY EIGHT THOUSAND US DOLLARS) Only.
Your Email Address attached to ticket number 286067-09-805 with Serial
Number 9-3088 that drew the Lucky Numbers of 4864116.
You have therefore been approved of a lump sum payment of US$1, 068,000
USD(One Million and Sixty Eight Thousand US Dollars)
in cash credited REF NO: THAINETORG00-69803.
Contact the Thailand Internet Lottery Co-ordinator for your claim:
Mr. Prawatt Wensat
Email: thailand_lottery@aol.com
Office Fax:+(66)261-382-62
http://www.lotto.nl/
Provide Him with the information below:
(1) REF NO: THAINETORG00-69803 (2) Serial Number: 9-3088
(3) Lucky Number: 4864116 (4)Name:......................
.....................
(5)Address:................... . ..............................
..............................
(6)Age:............. (7)Phone:..................... .....
(7)Country:................... ................
Your Winnings Certificate and all other relevant Documents/Paperwork would
be prepared.
Congratulations once again from all the members and staff's of Thailand
Internet Lottery Promo.
Remember, all prize money must be claimed not later than 30th Day of next
Month.
Any claim not made by this date will be returned to
the Treasury of the Thailand Internet Lottery Organization as Unclaimed Fund.
Fonds Regards,
Shompoo Prachapor
Director General
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Shompoo Prachapor - Thailand Internet Lottery - thailand_lottery@aol.com
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