URGENT RESPOND: CONGRATULATION ON YOUR FACEBOOK LOTTERY WINNING.29/06/2018 08jieska@forest.ocn.ne.jp
Scam Email received July 2, 2018 from 08jieska@forest.ocn.ne.jp
08jieska@forest.ocn.ne.jp
URGENT RESPOND: CONGRATULATION ON YOUR FACEBOOK LOTTERY WINNING.29/06/2018
08jieska@forest.ocn.ne.jp,
URGENT RESPOND: CONGRATULATION ON YOUR FACEBOOK LOTTERY WINNING.29/06/2018
URGENT RESPOND: CONGRATULATION ON YOUR FACEBOOK LOTTERY WINNING.29/06/2018 – 08jieska@forest.ocn.ne.jp
Dear Winner. I am pleased to inform you of the result of the just concluded annual final indoor draws held by Facebook group in cash promotion to encourage the usage of Facebook and we to do worldwide. Your name was among the 16 lucky winners who won this through email for stafty $250,000.00USD(Two Hundred And Fifty Thousand Dollars) each on the Facebook group promotion award attached. To Lucky Number (FB-4441137/07), Ticket Number (FB-77510433/07), Batch Number (FB-1044365641) and Serial Number (FB-4441137/244),you are further Advise to fill the following so the Claim Department can Reach you directly and instruct you how you can come claim your winning. 1. Full home address 2. Mobile Number: 3. Occupation 4. Email 5. A photo of a government issued ID 6. country Regard Facebook Claim Director/Douglas Foundation Reed Hastings 08jieska@forest.ocn.ne.jp
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