ATT: congratulations (lottery winner)?

Question

contact email {[e-mail]}

PROMOTIONS/PRIZE AWARDS ! ! !

PROMOTIONS/PRIZE AWARD DEPARTMENT

DEAR SIR/MADAM,

We are pleased to notify you of the release of todays
NL National Lottery/International
Promotions programs held on the 9th day Of august
2006. Participants were selected through a computer
ballot system drawn from 98,000 names from Europe,
America, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Middle-East,
Africa, and North & South America as part of our
international promotions program conducted annually to
encourage prospective overseas entries. We hope with
part of your prize awards, you will take part in our
end of year lotto jackpot of 1.3 Billion International
Lottery.

You/Your Company, attached to:
TICKET No: 715 ß?? 4 ß?? 7207-NL,
SERIAL No: 39- 02 ß?? DNL drew the
LUCKY No: 04, 07, 29, 30, 42, 44, 39 and
REFERENCE No: ASL- WF97 ß?? 5G3
BATCH No: OX9T ß?? 7T5T ß?? D3N

As a category B winner, you have been selected by
computer balloting system where only email addresses
are soughted, from a total numbers of 30,000 email
addresses drawn from all over the globe. After an
automated computer ballot of our International
Promotions Program consequently won in the second
Category. You have therefore been awarded a lump sum
pay out of US$5,000,000.00 in cash, which is the
winning payout for second categories winners. This is
from the total prize money of US$46,000,000.00 shared
among the eight international win! ners in the SECOND
category.

CONGRATULATIONS ! ! !

You have to contact the (VERIFICATION DEPARTMENT) for
immediate remittance; Your E-mail address won the
lucky number. To avoid mix up of numbers and names of
any kind, we request that you keep this award strictly
from public notice until the entire process of
transferring your claims has been completed, and your
funds remitted to your account.

This is part of our security protocol to avoid double
claiming or unscrupulous acts by participants of this
program. Required by the (NATIONALE POST CODE LOTERIJ
NETHERLANDS).

We also wish to bring to your notice our End of Year
(2006) high stakes where you stand a chance of winning
up to 13 million Euros, we hope that with a part of
your prize you will participate and to begin your
claims process please contact your claims agent.

Customer Service Unit,
NATIONAL POSTCODE LOTERIJ NL.
CONTACT PERSON: Van K.Gogh (MR)
TEL: [phone]
FAX: [phone]
EMAIL: [e-mail]
WEBSITE: www.lotto.nl

Note: To enhance the processing of your claim by our
accredited claim agent, you are advised to officially
introduce yourself to the claim agent and also provide
them with your valid means of your personal
identification with a copy of this awards notification
for references.

Yours truly,
Ickenroth LaRoche (Dr),
THE LOTTERY NATIONALE POSTCODE LOTERIJ N.V.
VAN EEGHENSTRAAT 70,
AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS.

Answer 1

scam

Answer 2

I don't know why the Dutch authorities don't put a stop to the Nigerian 419 scammers using their territory and their banking system to give credence and respectability to their thuggish (because they beat up anyone who, after having paid the "advance fee" demand that inevitably ensues following a reply to these scam baits) confidence tricksters.

I suppose that anyone who believes s/he could possibly have "won" a lottery that s/he didn't buy a ticket for, and can't be bothered to to due diligence (i.e. Googling a few words from the scam bait e-mail) deserves his/her fate.

Except that often the victim steals from his/her employer or clients to meet the demands of the scammer, sure that a huge payout is on its way and the employer/client can be paid back in full.

Answer 3

Scam

Go to
www.thescambaiter.com
or
www.419eater.com

and see how these guys turn the tables and scam the scammers!

Answer 4

I checked up on them and its a hoax,mine came from the national lottery commission of london but the same crap as yours I actualy contacted london and they asked me to send it on to fraud at scotland yard,which i did but they are having trouble catching them as they leave no header to their emails.just dump it.

Answer 5

scam

Answer 6

didnt read it all but thx for da points