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congratulation you have won
Australian International Lotte
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Date Reported: 11th June 2005  |
Risk Level: MEDIUM |
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Email Subject: |
congratulation you have won |
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Apparent Sender: |
Australian International Lotte |
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Return Address: |
loto winners < from_loto@yahoo.com > |
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Scam number: |
aa-657 |
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Comments: |
1. A lottery variant of the 419 style of scam. Correspondance will simply result in requests for 'administration fees' to cover various costs, but you'll never actually get any money back!
2. 'Australian International Lottery' very likely do not even exist and are just a fake company name used by the scammers.
3. Notice that the sender uses a free, web based email address. A real company would almost certainly use their own. |
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"We are delighted to inform you of your prize
release on the 13th of may 2005 from the
Australian International Lottery programme."
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Date 13/05/2005
Ref: 475061725
Batch: 7056490902/188
Winning no: GB8701/LPRC
CONGRATULATIONS
Dear Sir/Madam,
We are delighted to inform you of your prize
release on the 13th of may 2005 from the
Australian International Lottery programme.
Which is fully based on an electronic selection of
winners using their e-mail addresses.Your name was
attached to ticket number; 47061725 07056490902
serial number 7741137002 This batch draws the lucky
numbers as follows 5-13-33-37-42bonus number 17,which
consequently won the lottery in the second
category.
You here by have been approved a lump sum pay of
US$100,000.00 (ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS) in
cash credit file ref: ILP/HW 47509/02 from the total
cash prize shared amongst eight lucky winners in this
category. All participant were selected through
a computer balloting system drawn form Nine
hundred thousand E-mail addresses from Canada,
Australia, United States, Asia, Europe, Middle East,
Africa and Oceania as part of our international
promotions program which is conducted annually. This
Lottery was promoted and sponsored by a conglomorate
of some multinational companies as part of their
social
responsibility to the citizens in the commmunities
where they have operational base. Further more
your details(e-mail address) falls within our
European representative office in Amsterdam,Holland,
asindicated in your play coupon and your prize of
US$100,000.00 will be released to you from this
regional branch office in NIGERIA. We hope with
part of your prize, you will participate in our end
of year high stakes for US$1.3 Billion international
draw. HOW TO CLAIM YOUR PRIZE: Simply contact our
fiducial agent,Mr.PHILIP JOHNSON
at:from_loto@yahoo.com
to file for your claim . Please quote your
reference,batch and winning number which can be found
on the top left corner of this notification as well as
your full name, address and telephone number to help
locate your file easily. For security reasons, we
advice all winners to keep this information
confidential from the public until your claim is
processed and your prize released to you. This is part
of our security protocol to
avoiddouble claiming and unwarranted taking advantage
of this programme by non-participant or unofficial
personnel. Note, all winnings MUST be claimed by
the 27th of may, 2005; otherwise all funds will be
returned as Unclaimed and eventually donated to
charity Congratulations once again on your wining.
PLEASE REPLY TO THIS EMAIL.CONTACT YOUR
CLAIMS AGENT AT: from_loto@yahoo.com
ANY BREACH OF CONFIDENTIALITY ON THE PART OF
THE WINNERS WILL RESULT TO DISQUALIFICATION.
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