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Dear Winner
You have won prize money of (£500,000.00 GBP) by Google /Rediffmail Lottery for the year 2011 Annual Lottery promotion which is organized by Google /Rediffmail in conjunction with the GOOGLE GMAIL. We collect the emails that are active online; we use electronic balloting System without the winner applying. We only select thirteen people every year as our winners, through electronic balloting machine without the winner applying
Contact our claims officer detail below.
Name: Mr Cox Rooney.
E-mail: claims212@msn.com
Tell No +447017515412
fill in the below information for your claims:
1. FULL NAMES...
2.HOUSE ADDRESS: .................
2.HOUSE ADDRESS: .................
3. OCCUPATION...
4.AGE...
4.AGE...
5. MOBILE NUMBER:............
6.STATE...
6.STATE...
...8).I....................... Hereby declare that the above information is true and binding on me. If at any time it is discovered that I have given false information, I will forfeit my rights to my winnings
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is ths mail a fraud?only a gt d same mail n i wanna knw is tht scam?plz rpl asap..
ReplyDeleteYes it is.
ReplyDeleteHow can u say that.?
ReplyDeletei recieved a similar mail though i am wondering how sure you are that this is a scam.?
Here are a few ways you might recognize these messages:
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You might see a warning from Gmail when you open one of these messages. These phishing alerts operate automatically, much like spam filtering. Gmail's spam filters automatically divert messages that are suspected of being unwanted messages into 'Spam'. Similarly, Gmail's phishing alerts automatically display warnings with messages we suspect are phishing attacks so you know to exercise caution before providing any personal information.