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Hello, I am Miss Young. I received the following email. It is about a fraud lottery. The lottery claims that I won, but the reality is that they want MY money.

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	> From: Vijaya Kumari <vgkumari@ucdavis.edu> > Subject: Dear Internet User > Date: Wednesday, December 3, 2008, 8:58 AM > Dear Internet User, > I am pleased to inform you that one of the best things that > can happen to > any internet user is to be rewarded for spending money and > time on the > internet. You may not have known that over five billion > people daily surf > the Internet on a regular basis for one reason or other. > After the automated computer ballot draw in the Microsoft > BT-Internet E- > Lottery, your E-mail address emerged as a winner in the > category "B" with > the following numbers attached Ref Number: > MEI/M94029E942/09 ,Ticket > Number: MEI/M94I088/67, Serial number: MEL/CM/ENG7/112. You > and other > category "B" winners are therefore to receive a > cash prize of £860,651.00 > respectively. > > To file your claims, you will have to provide the below > details to > the event manager's email(nhernandez@btinternet.com). > Full name: > Contact address in full: > Sex: > Marital Status: > Telephone number: > > Forward the above requested info to the event manager: > Mr. Norman Hernandez > E-mail: nhernandez@btinternet.com > > Regards, > Sir Bobby King

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