from: MICROSOFT LOTTERY ORGANIZATION <barr.tony.jackson@gmail.com>
date: Mar 13, 2026, 12:28 PM
subject: CONGRATULATIONS SIR, YOUR EMAIL HAS WON YOU $50,000 ONLY. PLEASE CONTACT HSBC TRUST BANK NEW YORK FOR YOUR INSTANT PAYMENT.
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MICROSOFT COMPANY INC. (Registered Number 2294747)
REDMOND, WA 98052,US., 1 MICROSOFT WAY USA.
TEL: (1) (213) 6130291
WEBSITE: www.microsoft.com
13 - 03- 2026
Dear Sir,
We the Microsoft email lottery in conjunction with HSBC Trust Bank (USA) proudly announced that your email account has been luckily selected among the three lucky winners who have won the sum of $50,000.00 (Fifty Thousand US Dollars only) in the first quarter of the year 2026
MICROSOFT EMAIL LOTTERY automatic random selection of some group of emails and yours was lucky selected.
Your winning PIN is: QWC22/2024/5849
Please note, you are to keep your PIN confidential for security reasons. Kindly forward below details to our affiliated paying bank to process your winning immediately.
1. YOUR FULL NAME.
2. RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.
3. OCCUPATION.
4. DATE OF BIRTH.
5. MALE/FEMALE:
6. CONTACT TEL/MOBILE:
7. YOUR D/L ID OR ANY ID ATTACH:
PLEASE NOTE: OUR AFFILIATED PAYING BANK (HSBC TRUST BANK USA) WILL PAY YOU THROUGH THEIR CASHIER'S CHEQUE OR ATM CARD, FORWARD THE ABOVE INFORMATION TO THE WOMAN IN CHARGE TO PROCESS YOUR FUNDS IMMEDIATELY.
PAYING BANK: HSBC TRUST BANK - NEW YORK - USA
PAYMENT OFFICER: Mrs. Joy Biden
POSITION: Chief Director, Funds processing & payment Officer.
OFFICIAL EMAIL: joy.biden@us.hsbc.com
PRIVATE EMAIL: bidenjoy884@aol.com
CONTACT TEL #: +1 (718) 710 4045 EXT. 010
SINCERELY,
ANTHONY JACKSON.
MICROSOFT EMAIL LOTTERY ORGANIZATION.
MICROSOFT COMPANY INC. (Registered Number 2294747)
REDMOND, WA 98052,US., 1 MICROSOFT WAY USA.
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