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From: membership@mail.oursnapp.com
Reply-To: wilcoxdesk@gmail.com
Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2008 03:01:11 -0700
Subject: : FREE AWARD LOTTO has sent you an interesting link
cool page!
FREE AWARD LOTTO has sent you a link
Attention Winner,
You are a winner of the FREE LOTTO AWARD program that was held on the 18th of
Junly 2008. You have been approved to
claim a sum £500,000.00 of cash credited to file KTU/9023118308/03. To file
for your claims you are to contact our
claims agent:
Mr. Williams Wilcox
Email:wilcoxdesk@gmail.com
Provide him with your personal information to claim your prize.
Fullname:______________
Address:___________
Age:_______
Sex:_______
tel:_______________
Country:_______________
Amount won:________
Yours Truly,
Mrs Carolyna Anderson
(Online Co-ordinator)
http://www.snappville.com/ Best wishes, FREE AWARD LOTTO
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