The scammer here claims to represent the "British Lottery", and says that I have "won" £710K.
The email contains a raft of spelling and grammatical errors, and is clearly not written by a Brit.
The scammer then signs off "British National Lottery", using a different company name.
Oh, one more thing, there is no such thing as "The British Lottery", or "The British National Lottery".
BRITISH LOTTERY
The Lottery Company
P.O Box 789
Harrogate
HG1 2YR
Our Dear Winner,
You have won the sum of £710,000 (SEVEN HUNDRED
AND TEN THOUSAND,POUNDS STERLING ) from BRITISH LOTTERY
on our 2007 new year charity bonanza.
The winning ticket was selected from a Data Base of Internet Email
Users,from which your Address came out as the winning coupon.
We hereby urge you to claim the winning amount quickly as
this is a monthly lottery. Failure to claim your win will result into
the
reversion of the fund to our following month.
You are therefore requested to contact immediately out
Claims Department below quoting winning number: LOTTERY
NUMBERS:05-08-10-18-20-46-{43}.
Contact Person:Mr.Greg Walter
Contact :Rean Consultants Law firm & Schmidtz Associates
(Solicitors Advocates & Arbitrators)
Email :claimsdepartment_bnl@yahoo.co.uk
Tel:+447024093990
+447011149034
please quote your lottery number.
Congratulations once again.
Regards,
Mrs Jane Stewart,
Online coordinator for BRITISH NATIONAL LOTTERY
Sweepstakes International Program.
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