CASH AWARD GRANTED BUT NOT YET CLAIMED

If you think this is real, ask yourself this question:  Why would an organisation based in the UK hold a random email draw and send you money just because the World Cup is taking place in South Africa – or taking place in any other country?

They wouldn’t, would they?  As it says at the top of every page of this site, no organisation anywhere ever holds random draws.  They are all scams.

If you make the mistake of replying, you will find a scammer asking you to send money.

Sweepstakes Lottery
Headquarters: 1a, Bevon
Court Carlton Nottingham shire
NG4 1SQ United Kingdom
Customer Service: 580 NCA 85914

Dear Winner,

We happily announce to you the draw of the Telco U.K. Bono sweepstakes lottery programme held recently in United Kingdom to promote South Africa 2010 Football World Cup Hosting for the first time ever in African continent.Your e-mail address was selected from a computer balloting and has been attached to ticket number: KP97644LB which subsequently won you the lottery prize amount of R500,000 (Five Hundred Thousand Rands Only).To Claim your prize, you are hereby advised to contact our Claims Manager:
Mr. Victor Campbell
Telco United Kingdom
Telephone: +447405247075
E-mail: vic_bidsa@email.com

Send the following details for immediate processing of your claims: (1). Your full names (2).Your resident/mailing address (3) Your I.D. Number (4) Your telephone number
(5) Your Age (6) Your gender (7) Your Ticket number (8) Your occupation

Your sincerely,
Telco U.K. Award Team Dept.

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This express statement and letter addressed only to you as a citizen concerns the CASH AWARD GRANTED BUT NOT YET CLAIMED. THE AMOUNT OF THE UNCLAIMED PRIZE IS R500,000. I must again remind you that the response deadline -a minimum of 7 days in this case is an absolute requirement for your verification of claims