from: ukheadoffice ukheadoffice <ukheadoffice@representative.com>
date: Jan 14, 2020, 11:39 AM
subject: FILL THE COMPLETE FORM AND GET BACK TO ME
mailed-by: representative.com
signed-by: mail.com
Thank you for your mail. And Congratulation for being one of the Lucky winner for Microsoft Online Lotto Promotion Award 2019 to 2020 . From the UK MICROSOFT ONLINE Lottery Promotion. Your email address was entered for the online draw on this free ticket number: Reference Number = ZA278UK900. Award File Security code = UK3398/ZA. and Batch Number = UKPOLZA/MTH/00007.
Please remember that you did not enter or buy the ticket to earn you this Prize. It is a Promotional Program to encourage the use of Microsoft and Internet Programs. The Microsoft Online Lottery has decided to award GBP£2,950,000.00) for the year 2019 to the winners there email emerge through random selection of all active email subscribers on-line. Five are selected yearly to benefit from this promotion.
For you to claim your winning prize, you are requested to send the following information to me to enable me secure your Winning certificate from the lottery board and send it to you as a proof that you have won the (GBP£2,950,000.00) Pounds.
And as soon as I receive your Full details, I will be forwarding your Details to Our Paying Bank. The bank will contact you to proceed on your Transfer how you want to receive your Fund And to proceed further on how you will claim your Award.Please send The following details to me to proceed further.
1. Full name........
2. Country.........
3.Telephone Number………
4. Fax Number.......
5. Sex.........
6. Age............
7. Marital Status........
8. Occupation.......
9. Contact Address.........
10. Copy of your International passport or Drivers license.
As soon as I receive your full information. I will proceed further for
you to claim your winning fund.
Once Again Congratulation
I wait to hear from you.
Mrs Rebecca Solomon
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