from: Jessie COX <listwinner@naver.com>
to: draw@finalresult.com
date: Oct 20, 2021, 1:29 PM
subject: draw
mailed-by: naver.com
We are pleased to inform you of the just concluded final draws held in Moscow, Russia by Coca-Cola Company in
conjunction with FIFA WORLD-CUP. Your email was among the three Lucky winners who won $3,000,000.00 (Three
Million United State Dollar) each on the COCA COLA COMPANY MONTHLY PROMOTION AWARD, 2021.
However, the results have been released and your email attached to ticket number ((SA106)) and ballot number
(SA: 11322) were among the lucky winners. The online draws were conducted by a random selection of email
addresses from an exclusive list of 25,729,031 E-mail addresses of individuals and corporate bodies picked by an
advanced automated random computer search from the internet. However, no tickets were sold out on the
internet, but all email addresses were assigned to different ticket numbers for representation and privacy. This
Lottery is approved by the International Gambling Board and Licensed by the International Association of Gambling
Regulators (IAGR). This is the 3rd of its kind, and we intend to sensitize the public.
This is in appreciation to our customersTM worldwide for their support in the 2014 FIFA WORLD CUP IN Brazil and to
seek your support in the 2022 FIFA world cup in QatarTM. COCA COLA IS THE OFFICIAL DRINK IN THE 2014 FIFA
WORLD CUP IN BRASIL and we tend to also make it the official drink comes 2022 FIFA World-Cup Qatar.
PAYMENT PRIZE AND CLAIM
Winners shall be paid in accordance with his/her Settlement Centre. Coca Cola Prize Award must be claimed no
later than 14 days from the date of Draw Notification. Any Prize not claimed within this period will be forfeited.
You are requested to contact our fiduciary agent and send your winning details to him.
(CONTACT CLAIMS AGENT) NAME: MR. MATTHEW CHAU
E-mail: matthew.chau2@aol.com & Call: 0027 733168757 Dial with + sign
You are advised to send the following information to your agent to facilitate the release of your winning fund to
you.
(1) NAME....
(2) AGE....
(3) SEX....
(4) ADDRESS....
(5) EMAIL...
(6) PHONE...
(7) OCCUPATION...
(8) COUNTRY...
(9) NATIONALITY...
(10) TICKET / BALLOT NUMBER:â€
(11) AMOUNT WON: …
Congratulations Once again!
Yours in service
Jessie Cox Bennett
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Jessie Cox Bennett - Coca Cola - listwinner@naver.com / matthew.chau2@aol.com
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