from: COCA-COLA COMPANY LOTTO 2019 <cocacola.award2019@gmail.com>
date: Jan 20, 2020, 7:51 AM
subject: Re: LOTTO AWARD 2019
mailed-by: gmail.com
COCA-COLA COMPANY LOTTO 2019
INTERNATIONAL PROMOTION/PRIZE AWARD DEPT
REF: LIGMIS/2018119308/03
BATCH: 20/2019/IGLO.
Dear lucky winner,
Thanks for your email , I am writing to let you know that you are one of the four lucky winners that won $950,000.00 US dollars Nine hundred and fifty thousand United states dollars each, from Coca-Cola COMPANY LOTTO 2019, your wining prize money has been credited into an ATM visa card for you, which will be delivery to your home address.
Your ATM visa card valued $950,000.00 us dollars, is in our lottery office here with me, which Coca-Cola COMPANY LOTTO 2019 have instructed me to deliver your ATM visa card to your home address through UPS Express service, which you can be withdrawing $10,000.00 US dollars, per day from your ATM visa card, as program by the bank.
All what you have to do now, is to send me the below information, to enable me submit your home address and your ATM visa card to UPS Express service office / with the shipping fee of $99 dollars so that UPS can deliver your ATM visa card to your home address immediately.
(1) Your Full names..............
(2) Your Home address...............
(3) Your country....................
(4 City............................
(5) Your gender..........................
(6) Your private phone number............
(7) Your Age..................
(8) Your Occupation.................
As soon as I receive the above information from you I will submit your information and your ATM visa card valued $950,000.00 us dollars, to UPS Express service to enable them deliver your card to your home address without delay.
Hope hearing from you soon
Yours in service
Mr. Joseph Robert
Lottery coordinator office
Joseph Robert - Coca-Cola - cocacola.award2019@gmail.com
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