from: amba.mali.ouaga@fasonet.bf
reply-to: beastgroup2020@gmail.com
to: Recipients <amba.mali.ouaga@fasonet.bf>
date: Sep 16, 2025, 3:00 AM
subject: OFFICIAL WINNING NOTIFICATION,
mailed-by: fasonet.bf
AUSTRALIAN CASH-OUT LOTTO INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM
5th Floor East, Commonwealth Center
55 Currie Street, Adelaide SA 5000, South Australia
OFFICIAL WINNING NOTIFICATION
Date: September 12th, 2025
Ref No.: 4758961725
Batch No.: ALLINC 70564943902/188
Winning No.: FGNGB2701/LPRC
Dear Beneficiary,
We are delighted to formally announce that you have emerged as the First Prize Jackpot Winner of the Australian Cash-Out Lotto International Draw 2025.
Following an extensive computer-generated selection of participants from over 900,000 email addresses worldwide — including entries from Canada, Australia, the United States, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Oceania — your email address was randomly selected and confirmed as a winning entry.
YOUR PRIZE DETAILS:
Prize Category: First Prize – Jackpot Winner
Winning Amount: THREE MILLION UNITED STATES DOLLARS (USD $3,000,000)
Ticket Number: 275-189-657-23-05
Serial Number: 8756-05
This prestigious lottery is part of our Annual International Promotions Program, sponsored by a consortium of multinational companies as part of their global corporate social responsibility initiatives.
Your First Prize Jackpot of USD $3,000,000 has been officially assigned to our Regional Claims Branch in Amsterdam for processing and release. For security and verification purposes, your file has also been linked to our European Representative Office in Amsterdam, Holland.
NEXT STEPS TO CLAIM YOUR JACKPOT:
To initiate the release of your prize, kindly reply with the following information:
Your Full Legal Name
Your Contact Address
Telephone Number / Email Address
A valid form of Identification
Please direct your response immediately to our Regional Claims Supervisor at:
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REMINDER:
We encourage you to also participate in our upcoming End-of-Year High Stakes Lottery, where the Grand Jackpot Prize is an unprecedented USD $1.3 Billion Dollars.
CONGRATULATIONS!
On behalf of the management and staff of the Australian Cash-Out Lotto International Program, we extend our warmest congratulations on your outstanding win. We look forward to guiding you through the secure claims process.
Signed,
Management
Australian Cash-Out Lotto International Program
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