from: BMW AUTOMOBILE <andy111mbah@gmail.com>
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date: Nov 23, 2021, 6:28 AM
subject: Congratulations: You Have Been Selected For A BMW Car Prize.
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BMW of Dallas
6200 Lemmon Ave, Dallas, TX 75209
United States of America
Congratulations: You Have Been Selected For A BMW Car Prize.
We wish to congratulate you and your family on this note, for being one of the five lucky winners selected
in this year BMW Automobile 31st M5 ANNUAL Anniversary Award Program 2021.
As we have commenced the end of year 2021, we felicitate with you and your family and especially for being one of the selected
beneficiaries. This promotion was set up by the BMW Auto- Mobile Company here in the United States to eradicate poverty
and to encourage prospective Mobile Phone users from different Telecommunication companies in the American continent.
Our screening committee and National Advisory Board have completed a verification and screening. You have been approved
to receive A DEMAND Draft of ($10.5 million usd) a brand new BMW and other sensitive documents by a special diplomatic
delivery approved by the management of this company.
contact our fiduciary claims department for more information as regards procedures to the claim of your prize
Name: BERNHARD EBNER
Email: office.file0@aol.com
Reg. pin code Number: 2541256004/25
Contact him by providing him with your Reg. pin code Number: 2541256004/25 Please, you are to provide him with the above-
listed details as soon as possible so he can begin with the processing of your prize winnings.
Congratulations, from all our staff and thank you for being part
of our promotional program.
BMW AUTOMOBILE
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