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Head Honcho

Head Honcho

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Just got this email:

From The Desk of Mr. Bongani Ndlovu

Johannesburg,

Republic of South Africa

SUB "LOTTERY WINNING NOTIFICATION"

Attn: Dear Winner,

Congratulations!!! We wish to use this medium to officially notify you on the final notification that your email address was selected among the 100 Star/Lucky Winners Worldwide for the South African National Lotteries Promotional Programme based on the South African 2010 World Cup hosting as announced on Saturday, 15 May, 2004 by FIFA in Zurich, Switzerland to be played in South Africa in 2010. You're Email address attached to the Ticket Number: (B9665 75608567 775) with! BATCH NUMBER: 15/76/EF36 and SERIAL NUMBER (SALP97585) drew the winning: (04/13/21/27/36/38-45) in this Month's Lottery Result, which subsequently bestow on you the Lottery Award Winner in the 2nd Category of this Lottery Programme. All participants were selected randomly from the Worldwide Business and Trade Journals, Web-Site & Email addresses through Computer Super Draw System and extracted from over 1.000.000 (One Million) individual Emails, Companies and Corporate Organizations Names and Addresses as listed from their various Country's Trade and Investment Journals in their Web-site from Africa, Middle East, Asia, Europe, New Zealand and Australia, North - South and Central America to promote this Lottery Programme Award by the Independent Lottery Draw Auditors.

You're Name and Ref. File Number has therefore been approved to claim a Total Sum of US$2.000.000.00 (Two Million United States Dollars) in cash credited to REF. FILE NO# (KPC/9030108308/04). This is from the Total Cash Prize of US$200.000.000.00 (Two Hundred Million United States Dollars) Jackpot to be shared among the first 100 (One Hundred) LUCKY WINNERS in the 2nd Category Worldwide this year 2006 in this Lottery Programme. Please note that your Lucky Winning Numbers falls within our Lottery Booklet Representative office here in Johannesburg, South Africa as indicated in the Play Coupon of the National Lottery Board Commission Award in Johannesburg, South African Regional Office of this Lottery Board. In view of this, your US$2.000.000.00 (Two Million United States Dollars) would be released to you by our Accredited Representative "Lottery Consultant Claim Agent " immediately he commences the processes to facilitate the release and transfer of your funds as soon as you contact him as allocated and insured under your Ref. File Numbers, approved and signed as the beneficiary to this fund in your name. Also your claim award included with Free Flight Ticket and Seven (7) Days Hotel Reservation in one of the Five Star Hotels during the World Cup Festive in 2010.

This Lottery Programme took place to promote the South African 2010 World Cup hosting as announced by FIFA in Zurich Switzerland to be played in South Africa in 2010. For Security reasons, you are advised to keep your winning information CONFIDENTIAL till your claims are processed and your money remitted to you for being one of our Lucky Winners of this Lottery prize. This is part of our precautionary measure to avoid double claiming and unwarranted abuse of this programme by some unscrupulous elements. (Please be warned). To file for your claim, please contact one of our Accredited/Authorized Representatives Lottery Consultant Claim Agent immediately.

His contact information is as follows:

Name: Mr.Nimrod Nkosi

Director for Foreign Exchange Transfer Dept.

Telephone: 00-27-73-154-8823.

E-mail: [email protected]

Please be informed that the entire winning prize must be claimed on or before 30 days of this notification. To avoid unnecessary delays and complications. Kindly quote your Reference/Batch Numbers in any correspondences with our designated Consultant Claim Agent. Thanks for being part of this International Lottery Promotional Programme and for your participation in this Lottery Programme. "Age Restriction of under 18 yrs applied".

Thanks for your anticipated co-operation. Approved, Dispatched and Signed:

Yours Faithfully,

$2 million yahoo :dance: "Lets all do the conga" "Lets all do the conga" la la la la la la la la ooh

I always said one day Rodney we'd be millionaires

Head Honcho

Head Honcho

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i dont understand, have you won 2 million dollars or a part sum of 2 million devided between 100? and are you going to the World cup in 2010?

Well I assume that as soon as I send them my bank details and a big cheque to process my winnings I'll be quids in ;)

samingram_uk

samingram_uk

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Well I assume that as soon as I send them my bank details and a big cheque to process my winnings I'll be quids in ;)

ha ha nice 1 m8 :thumbup:

buying shares in leicester city then?

Guest Gist

Guest Gist

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Congratulations .... spend it wisely :P

Geo V

Geo V

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Quality email. I have had them from African Princes to Dutch royalty. I think I have won a combined amount of £400m over the years but I have decided not to respond and to let someone more unfortunate than myself to have the money! :thumbup: BTW, all they need is one numpty every thousand to respond and theywill be quids in.

Daggers

Daggers

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:blink: Well that is a coincidence.

Bought that book this morning and haven't read a word of it yet!

I'm going to write a book - I'm calling it the "No! **** off and get a job!" Man :P

Phube

Phube

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lol but really... how can anyone be stupid enough to fall for these. I mean when do you ever have to pay for a prize before you get it... or win a draw you haven't even entered!!!

I can understand the 'fake bank' web pages, they're clever... but these... they deserve to be ripped off!!

Master Fox

Master Fox

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lol but really... how can anyone be stupid enough to fall for these. I mean when do you ever have to pay for a prize before you get it... or win a draw you haven't even entered!!!

I can understand the 'fake bank' web pages, they're clever... but these... they deserve to be ripped off!!

You're not serious? I've just sent all my bank account details and cheque of £2500 to The Desk of Mr. Bongani Ndlovu to claim my prize? I thought it 100% genuine ??

Head Honcho

Head Honcho

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I'm going to write a book - I'm calling it the "No! **** off and get a job!" Man :P

Gonna read it when I go to Mexico next month and say to all the barstaff when there yes I will have another Margarita :cool:

Writing a book is the easy bit, getting it published is the hard bit :P

Brainy

Brainy

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You're not serious? I've just sent all my bank account details and cheque of £2500 to The Desk of Mr. Bongani Ndlovu to claim my prize? I thought it 100% genuine ??

lol lol

Daggers

Daggers

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lol but really... how can anyone be stupid enough to fall for these. I mean when do you ever have to pay for a prize before you get it... or win a draw you haven't even entered!!!

I can understand the 'fake bank' web pages, they're clever... but these... they deserve to be ripped off!!

I got an email from The National Lottery last week, it was so good that it even fooled my filtering system.

I clicked on the link telling me that I had won; I had bought a ticket online this weekend but rarely do and never check for weeks on end.

Whenever doing links to sites that require passwords I'll always look at the address bar before doing anything...and something was not right. The website looked authentic and the address was almost spot on, but it wasn't.

The guys that do this stuff are clever...it impresses me, although I guess it shouldn't.

I was really impressed with the bogus Halifax Bank email I got last year too...that one was incredible.

Head Honcho

Head Honcho

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I got an email from The National Lottery last week, it was so good that it even fooled my filtering system.

I clicked on the link telling me that I had won; I had bought a ticket online this weekend but rarely do and never check for weeks on end.

Whenever doing links to sites that require passwords I'll always look at the address bar before doing anything...and something was not right. The website looked authentic and the address was almost spot on, but it wasn't.

The guys that do this stuff are clever...it impresses me, although I guess it shouldn't.

I was really impressed with the bogus Halifax Bank email I got last year too...that one was incredible.

I had one from a bank myself about a year ago and was almost convinced I'd opened an account with them :unsure:

They are very convincing.

hairy

hairy

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I had one from a bank myself about a year ago and was almost convinced I'd opened an account with them :unsure:

They are very convincing.

You wouldn't believe the number of people here at work who open them and fill in the details before they remember they haven't got an account at the said bank. So many infact I did a brief toolbox on phishing for them.

Geo V

Geo V

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Dodgy sods.

Has anyone watched The Real Hustle on the beeb? That show cracks me up because it actually gives people ideas on how to do dogies lol! Great training for the thieves!

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