Recieved mail from Nokia Promotion for award. Please see attached mail and bring the culprit to fustice.
k prasad
Managing Partner,
> Premium Adverts Limited,
> Payment Agents Nokia 2009 Promotion.
> London, United Kingdom.
>
> Dear Winner,
>
> Thank you for contacting us. We received your email regarding your winning
> notification sent to you.
>
> I am Mr. Martins Charles, your claims officer. Am in position to confirm
> to you that your email address won a lottery Prize in the Nokia 2009
> Promotion held in United Kingdom, which amounts to GBP 2, 000, 000 (Two
> Million pounds) attached to the reference numbers (NK-L/702-98767).
>
> I say congratulations for being the owner and user of the email address
> attached to this prize. Being in this position, I can understand that you
> are not sure of what to do, but let me assure and guarantee you that it is
> my duty to assist you, and I will assist you in every manner possible, to
> ensure that you claim your Lottery Prize.
>
> We would like to know you a bit better, hence the information, which I am
> going to request of you below. But before that, please be informed of the
> following:
>
> 1. The prize, which you have won, has not attracted a ticket, therefore,
> the prize is uninsured. Because the prize is uninsured, we are not in
> position at anytime to access your prize or restrict you from claiming
> your prize. You have absolute right to claim your prize and utilize it as
> you deem fit.
>
> 2. Because your prize is attached to the ticket numbers attached to your
> email address, we do not know you personally. As a result, your prize is
> presently being deposited in a Suspense Account with our paying bank. We
> propose that your Lottery Prize would be transferred to you via banking
> channels. However, the prize cannot be transferred directly out of the
> Suspense Account with our paying bank, because for a transfer to take
> place there must be a signatory to such account, and the Suspense Account
> in which your Lottery Prize is deposited presently has no signatory.
>
> 3. You would therefore be required to open a Personal Account with our
> paying bank, and after this is completed, your lottery prize would be
> moved out of our Suspense Account with our paying bank and lodged into
> your Personal Account with our paying bank, and from your account with our
> paying bank your prize can be wired into any other accounts as you may
> wish.
>
> Having stated the above and hoping that you understand the details
> therefore, I would need you to provide me with the following details to
> enable me proceed with the process of releasing your prize:
>
> 1. Your complete names and physical address.
> 2. Your sex and age
> 3. Your company name and physical address.
> 4. Your private and work, telephone and fax numbers, if available.
> 5. A copy of your internationally acceptable means of identification, for
> example your International Passport, Country Passport, Driver's license or
> company staff ID.
>
> As soon as I receive the above information from you, I would be able to
> advise you further.
>
> I thank you for your understanding, and i say congratulations to you.
> Please confirm receipt of this email, by return email.
>
> Yours Sincerely.
>
> Mr. Martins Charles,
> Claims officer.
> Tell 447045784313.
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