from: Mr George Burch <two@morganmessage.online>
reply-to: engr.murraywilkins123@gmail.com
date: Sep 11, 2020, 8:15 AM
subject: Congratulationsiiiiiiiiiiiii
mailed-by: morganmessage.online
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Attention Winner,
Today your email id was selected through the computer ballot system,as a
winner of Powerball Organization lottery results
draws(www.powerball.com)Therefore, you hereby have been approved a lump
sum of US$450,000 (dollars) in cash credit file ref ILP/HW 47509/02 from
the total cash prize of US$10,600000.00 (dollars) shared among eight
lucky winners in this category .You have to contact your claim agent for
your payment process and include your personal information for smooth
transaction.
For verification purpose ,Forward to him your claim details below;
(1) Your mailing address
(2) Your Tel(Mobile)
(3) Your Nationality/Country
{4} Your Full Names:
{5} Your Occupation
{6} Your Age.
Batch:7050470902/189
Winning no:GB8701/LPRC
Ref: 475061725
Simply contact our agent
Rev. Macdonald Wiliams
EMAIL:revmacwiliams1957@gmail.com
Website:www.powerball.com
One more time Congratulations.
Regards,
Mr George Burch
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