Attn: Batch: 24/00319/IPD Ref: XYL/26510460037/08

Date: September 19, 2009 14:30 pm Comments: 0

From: “Uk National Lottery Organisation”<info@winners.com>
Reply-To: <uknl09-europe@9.cn>
Subject: Attn: Batch: 24/00319/IPD Ref: XYL/26510460037/08
Date: Mon, 7 Sep 2009 22:15:22 +0100
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Dear Winner,

You have been awarded the sum of £850,000 (Eight Hundred and Fifty Thousand Great British Pounds Only)by the UK NATIONAL LOTTERY on our 2009 annual charity bonanza. You are adviced to contact your claims department with the below information.

1.FullNames: 2.Home Address: 3.Age. 4.Sex:
5.Occupation: 6.Phone Number: 7.Nationality:

Ref: XYL/26510460037/09 Batch: 24/00319/IPD Winning Number: 14-08-39-22-47-18-{83}.

Contact Name: Barr. Mark Spencer
E-mail: uknl09-europe@9.cn
Phone Number: +447024058655

Congratulations once more.

Regards,
Mr Fitzpatrick Andrew
Online Co-ordinator.

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