Marina U.K. Nationa Lottery Scam and More

Marina U.K. Lottery Scam at St. Peters Yacht Basin

from UK NATIONAL LOTTERY <info@uklottery.org>

reply-to bryan.claim2011@hotmail.co.uk

to

date Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 11:06 PM

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UK-ONLINE NATIONAL LOTTERY

THE MARINA OFFICES, ST PETERS YACHT BASIN

NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, NE6 1HX

ENGLAND.

Dear Winner,

This is to inform you that you have won prize money of Three Hundred And

Fifty Thousand Great Britain Pound Sterling (£350,000.00) for the year

2011 NATIONAL LOTTERY. You are required to immediately contact the

claims manager on the below e-mail address with a filled out copy of the

below payment processing form.

Name: Mr. Anthony Bryan

Email address: bryan.claim2011@hotmail.co.uk

Tel :+447024015059

PAYMENT PROCESSING DETAILS

1. Full name........ 2. Contact Address.........3. Age.........4.Telephone

Number...........5. Marital Status........ 6.Sex......... 7. Next Of

Kin.............8. Zip Code.............9. State.............

10.Country.................11. Nationality............

Please note that you are to keep your winning notification personal until

you have recieved your prize, this is for security reasons.

Sincerely,

Mr. C. Collins

Information Department,

Uk-Online National Lottery Promotion®

Mr. Rifaat Muhammad Scam

from Mr muhammad <muhammad.rifaat00@gmail.com>

reply-to rifaat.muhammad01@gmail.com

to

date Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 9:41 PM

subject PLEASE DO REPLY FOR MORE DETAIL.

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My name is Mr.Rifaat Muhammad,I work with bank of Africa here in Burkina Faso West Africa. I have a deal which I will need your assistant so that we can join hand together and claim this fund transfer into your bank account. Please do reply for more detail, via my email:muhammad.rifaat00@gmail.com

Thanks

Mr.Rifaat Muhammad

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