BRITISH NATIONAL LOTTERY - Dianna Del Velle

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From: BRITISH NATIONAL LOTTERY <info@bnl.co.uk>
Subject: YOU HAVE WON 753,437 POUNDS STERLING
To:
Date: Sunday, January 18, 2009, 10:15 AM

BRITISH NATIONAL LOTTERY HEADQUARTERS:

28 TAN FIELD ROAD,

CROYDON, LONDON.

CUSTOMER SERVICE

Ref: UK/9420X2/68



Dear Winner,

We are pleased to inform you of the final announcement of the

UK National Lottery Xmas Online Promo Program,

held on the 24th Of December 2008. The draw was done electronically with 

several email addresses provided to this office by microsoft to enhance the 

utilization of the internet.

Your email
 address was picked as one of the ten winning email addresses.

This has qualified you to claim the total cash prize Of 753,437 Pounds Sterling

in cash. 

Your prize expires in two weeks time as it is the promotonal edition.

Do send these details: Name, Age, Address, Occupation, Telephone No. and 

Winning Email Address to our claims department.

Assigned Claims Agent: Jeff Bridges

Email: bnl.jeffbridges@hotmail.com

Phone: +447024073350, +447035944007

Yours Truly,

Dianna Del Velle

(Online Coordinator)

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