STAAT.NL Lottery.
PRIZE AWARD DEPT, [FOR CATEGORY “A” WINNER ONLY]
REF No: 9590 ES 9414
BATCH No: 573881545-NL/2007
SERIAL No: 43568000/12
Dear Winner
Congratulations as we wish to inform you that you are a lucky winner in the
STAAT.NL Lottery online international promotions. This program was organized
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draws. Be informed therefore that you have been approved a winning sum of
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sum of Ten Million Euros shared among 10 lucky Winners.
Kindly do not have doubt over your participation in this Promotion, as all
Participants were selected through an electronic computer ballot system from
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Provide the following with the Paying Bank to immediately commence the
transfer of your winning.
1. Name:
2. Telephone Numbers:
3. Age:
4. Ticket and Serial Number
5. Occupation
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Contact person:Mr. Jim Benson
International Remittance Officer
E-mail: custservicess@aim.com
Tel: +31-634-066-103
Fax: +31847-235-420.
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N.B: All claims are nullified after 20 working days from today.
Congratulations once again from all members of Winx Lotto International.
Thank you for being part of our promotional program.
Yours in service,
Dr.Williams Angela.
From this day forward I will post every scam email I receive. The next post will be the first.
If all of these scam emails I receive were legitimate I would have to do some pretty major calculations to find out exactly how much I have won.
On average, I receive about 30 of these scam emails per day. They come into the following categories:
- Lotteries
- Inheritance
- Unclaimed funds
I am estimating the winnings from these three types to be in the vicinity of US$153,000,000,000.00
How do I arrive at these figures? Let me show you. To start I receive 30 scams per day via email. Each scam contains winnings of an average of US$7,000,000.00. Multiply that by 365 days and then multiply that by 2 years.
If these claims were true I would be utterly and filthy rich. However, fortunately for me I have cottoned on to these scams from the start. Unfortunately, there are many many NooBs out there that fall for these every day. It’s a billion dollar industry and there is not much to stop them.
What a sneaky seagull this is. I love how the seagull’s pace picks up when it start to leave the store with the chips packet….LOL
