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From: “=?gb2312?Q?MasterCard=AE_Int’l/Microsoft=AE_Corporation_UK?=” <info@mastercard.com>
Reply-To: norrismcvicarr@msn.com
Subject: (no title)
Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2009 17:09:51 -0700 (PDT)
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
MASTERCARD® / MICROSOFT® INTERNATIONAL MEGA JACKPOT.
Executive Director: Mr. Chris Monteiro.
Dear Cash Winner,
Your e-mail address was selected and confirmed by our co-sponsor Microsoft
International, through their latest internet software. You have therefore
been approved by MasterCard® Int’l/Microsoft® Corporation UK the sum of
£3.6 Million Pounds (THREE MILLION, SIX HUNDRED POUNDS). These funds are
in cash, Credited to a valid cashier’s check, with a winning Reg. No.
MCIMJ: 36925/0751. Be informed that your prize has been insured and ready
for pay out to you. You are to contact your assigned claims officer below
with your required information’s:
Name: Mr. Norris Mcvicar
E-mail: norrismcvicarr@msn.com
Phone: +44 70457 70102.
Claims Verification Department.
Do email the above Claims Administrator, at once with this Claims
Requirements; 1. Full Name: 2. Address: 3. Nationality: 4. Age: 5.
Occupation: Nature of Work: 6. Phone: Fax: 7. State of Origin: Country: 8.
Sex: 9. Winning Email Address:
Mode of Prize Remittance:
(1) Courier Delivery Of your Certified Winning Cheque and other
WinningDocuments safely to you.
(2) Bank Wire Transfer.
Yours sincerely,
Dr. John Libemday.
Head Customer Care Service.
Copyright © 2009 MasterCard Inc UK.
NOTE: Your required information above will only be used for the stated
purpose of assisting you legally to receive your prize as announced in
this notification letter. Any other distribution, use, or release of any
of your information to a third party is highly prohibited without your
consent, to maintain your privacy and personal safety.
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