Attention: Lucky Winner,

The scammer certainly wouldn’t be “unhappy to announce that you’ve won big bucks” now, would he? Unhappily, this is an advance-fee lottery scam. You aren’t a “lucky winner” and you’ll lose your money if you reply to this sham of a scam. “UK” will start demanding money, so be wise and don’t reply. (And it’s also from a college student—check out the sender’s address.)



Tuesday, August 4, 2009 1:14 AM
From:
"Christine Smith Siddoway"

To:
undisclosed-recipients
Attention: Lucky Winner,
We are happy to announce that you are one of our Lucky Four (4) Star PrizeWinner in this month's edition of the UK National Online Lottery Promotionheld on Friday 31st of July 2009.This makes you a proud owner of sum of867,454.00GBP.It is important that you acknowledge your receipt of thisCorrespondence On how to clam your FundsContact Our Claim Agent, SIR RICHARD SMITHVia below EmailEmail:agentsmith1435@aim.com
With the FollowingNAME: ADDRESS: AMOUNT WON:, EMAIL:
COUNTRY: PHONE NUMBER, AGE: OCCUPATION:
Congratulations
Yours Faithfully,
UK NATIONAL LOTTERY ONLINE PROMO.
Phone +4470359 87847