Reference #: XYL/26510460037/05

From: “The United Kingdom Lottery” <admin@online-lottery.co.uk>
Reply-To: natalipantel@yahoo.dk
Subject: Reference #: XYL/26510460037/05
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 2009 03:56:43 -0300
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

UK NATIONAL LOTTERY HEADQUATER
7B, LARCH CLOSE, LONDON,
E13 7PH, UNITED KINGDOM

Reference #: XYL/26510460037/05

Dear Sir/Madam ,

This is to inform you that your email won a consolation prize in the UK
NATIONAL LOTTERY draws held 17th of November, 2009. Your email subsequently
won you £1,000,000.00 Great British Pounds .

Attached to ticket number: 56475600545 188 with Serial number 0152-12 drew
the lucky Numbers: 11-24-14-36-08, and a bonus number of 18 which
subsequently won you the lottery in the 2nd category. You have therefore
being approved to claim the sum of One Million Great British Pounds
(£1,000,000.00 ) through our disbursement & claims remittance agent .

For Claims, Contact

Agent : Mrs. Natali Patel
E-mail: natalipantel@yahoo.dk

Provide the information below :

Your full name(s) & reference #, (same as above),telephone number,& country
of residence for due processing and remittance of your prize money in no
distance time upon receipt of your e-mail by our disbursement agent.

Congratulations from all members and staffs of this promotion.

Yours Truly,

Dr. Thomas Winterbourne
Co-coordinator(UK National Lottery Sweepstakes)

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