> Subject: PAYMENT OVERDUE
> From: info@bnl.com
> Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2010 03:22:32 -0700
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> Attn: Sir/Madam
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> I am Mr. Alan Smith the claims processing officer in the UK National Lottery United Kingdom. The Purpose of my writing you this letter is to inform you that I saw your email listed in our central computer among unpaid lottery beneficiaries. Your email appeared among the lucky beneficiaries who is to receive Seven Hundred and fifty Three thousand, Four Hundred and Thirty seven British Pounds(£753,437.00) won by you in 2008 edition of the UK Online National Email Lottery in which your email attached to Reference Number UK/9420X2/68 was selected anonymously and emerged as one of the lucky Twenty selected email addresses.
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> I have sent several emails but got no response from you. However, I received an application for claim from one Mr. James Nelson with a different email address who claimed he is your next of kin,claiming that you are dead and by right as your next of kin he is entitled to the above mentioned amount. He also submitted his bank account particulars where he wants the said fund transferred to. Could you please confirm if the email address I used in sending you this message, which I saw in our records is still valid because Mr. James Nelson claimed that your email address is no longer valid.
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> If I don't to hear from you after 72 hours from the date I sent you this message, I will consider my investigation a waste of time and conclude that Mr. James Nelson claim is right and we shall have no other option than to act accordingly, to his instruction.
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> please treat as urgent by replying to ukclaimsdeptalansmith@hotmail.com
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> Yours faithfully,
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> Mr. Alan Smith.
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