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return-path:
<pdijkstra3@nickskywalks.onmicrosoft.com>
envelope-to:
scams@HUN1P0T
delivery-date:
Wed, 20 Apr 2016 11:41:11 -0700
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Notification To Our Reference
Online e-mail program lottery Freelotto Network Inc., We hereby inform you that your e-mail address
attached to ticket Number (VGC-AMS2016) has won the prize sum of ( 1,000,000.00 )( One Million Euro
Only),
held in an e-mail program on the lottery Year Bonanza 2016, Amsterdam The Netherlands. January 2016
Here are your chances of winning details:
Email ticket number VGC-AMS2016
Reference: HP00011/2T
Batch Number: IJNAPP/AM
Serial number: 711/541/288
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Contact Person: Mr. Henk Franklin
Foreign Transfer Manager
Tel: +31-685148547
Direct Email: henkfranklin@aol.com
Website: http://ww.lotto.nl
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Note: You do not have to purchase a ticket to enter this lottery program. Please note that all
winning must be claim not later than 30th May 2016
Sincerely,
Maria Dijkstra
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Notification To Our Reference
Online e-mail program lottery Freelotto Network Inc., We hereby inform you that your e-mail address
attached to ticket Number (VGC-AMS2016) has won the prize sum of ( 1,000,000.00 )( One Million Euro
Only),
held in an e-mail program on the lottery Year Bonanza 2016, Amsterdam The Netherlands. January 2016
Here are your chances of winning details:
Email ticket number VGC-AMS2016
Reference: HP00011/2T
Batch Number: IJNAPP/AM
Serial number: 711/541/288
=============================
Contact Person: Mr. Henk Franklin
Foreign Transfer Manager
Tel: +31-685148547
Direct Email: henkfranklin@aol.com
Website: http://ww.lotto.nl
=============================
Note: You do not have to purchase a ticket to enter this lottery program. Please note that all
winning must be claim not later than 30th May 2016
Sincerely,
Maria Dijkstra
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