from: Dr Mrs.Sarah Joe <daezyjnr@gmail.com>
reply-to: officehhs777@gmail.com
date: Feb 16, 2026, 12:28 PM
subject: WINNING NOTIFICATION
mailed-by: gmail.com
British Lottery Headquarters:
Customer Service.
London, United Kingdom.
Ref: BTL/491OXI/26
Batch: 12/25/0302026
WINNING NOTIFICATION
We happily announce to you the draw of the British Lottery
International programs recently held in London .
Your e-mail address attached to ticket number: 564 75600545-188
with serial number 5388/02 drew the lucky numbers: 31-6-26-13-35-
7,which subsequently won you the lottery in the 2nd category.
You have therefore been approved to claim a total sum of
US$21,500,000.00 (Twenty One Million five hundred thousand, United States Dollars) in cash credited to file RPC/9080118308/04 made
available from a total cash prize of US $125 Million dollars,
shared amongst the first Fifty (50) lucky winners in this
category.
All participants were selected randomly from world wide web sites
through a computer drawn system and extracted from over 100,000
companies. This promotion takes place annually.
Please note that your lucky winning number falls within our
booklet representative office in Europe as indicated in our play
coupon. In view of this, your US$21,500,000.00 (Twenty One Million five hundred thousand, United States Dollars) would be released to you
by our affiliate bank in London as soon as you establish contact.
To avoid unnecessary delays and complications, quote your
reference/batch numbers in any correspondences with us or our
designated agent. Congratulations once more.
For your payment process
Contact Barrister Krause LLE
E-mail: officehhs777@gmail.com
Regards,
Dr Mrs.Sarah Joe
Claims Department
Dr Mrs Sarah Joe - British Lottery - officehhs777@gmail.com
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