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----- Original Message ----
From: Mr. Mark Roni <mr_markroni45@yahoo.co.uk>
To: louisa_moslem@yahoo.com
Sent: Wednesday, April 9, 2008 4:26:46 PM
Subject: CONTACT THE COURIER COMPANY

Messenger Yahoo! Lottery Results You won 拢400.000! Yahoo! Mail congratulates you!

LUISA HERMINA,

I am Mr. Mark Roni, the fiduciary agent assigned to assist you in the claims process of your winnings, I am in receipt of your completed verification form, having done all the proper verification exercise I confirmed that your winning details you sent to this office corresponded with the record on my Computer.

I therefore wish to Congratulate you on behalf of the Yahoo Lottery Inc. and to say you are a lucky person to have won this lottery. All 10 winners in this Lottery program were selected randomly through a computer ballot system from Email addresses from the World Wide Web.

You have been cleared for payment, you are to contact a security and delivery services firm (National Speed Express LTD) For the remittance of your Price money to you.

You are to contact the security and delivery services with this security number for further clarification.

SECURITY NUMBER/ORDER NUMBER: {CPEL/OWN/1263}
Please you are advised to write down the security number and save it. {Important}

Below is the contact of the delivery officer.

Security and Delivery Services,
National Speed Express LTD
Name: Mr. John Moore
E-mail: national_speedexpress_ltd@yahoo.co.uk
Hot line +(44) 704 572 5073
Telephone No: +(44) 702 402 0042, +(44) 702 402 0009


The following requirements should be sent to their offices for confirmation and final process for payment.

1, (A) Security Number (B) Lotto Number (C) Batch Number (D) Winning Number
2, Full Names
3, Mailing Address, i.e. a physical address where you want your parcel delivered. {Important}
4, A medium of identification, i.e. either a copy of driver鈥檚 license or international passport or any other legal means of identification. {Important}
5, Amount Won ------ 拢400, 000
6, Contact Phone Numbers

Upon submission of the required information as stated to their offices, you will be cleared for payment from their offices.
You are advised to comply with their delivery rules and regulations in order to receive your winnings as prompt as possible.

ONCE AGAIN WE SAY CONGRATULATIONS AND WE HOPE YOUR WINNINGS WILL BE USED FOR THE BETTERMENT OF MANKIND AND WILL CHANGE THE LIVES OF OTHERS FOR GOOD.

Please e-mail immediately to the above security and delivery services with all the requested details in order that your funds are remitted to you within the given and allocated time for claims payment.

Regards,
Mr. Mark Roni
Fiduciary Agent.
Verifications/Logistic Department
The Yahoo Lottery Inc.

Note. It鈥檚 important that you keep your winnings very confidential as we have received several bogus emails from person using winner鈥檚 identity to press for claims. We have paid several imposter's who successfully represent themselves as winners probably because they got into winners identity. It鈥檚 important you heed to this advice.

I got something very similar to that email recently myself. DO NOT fall for it. It's a scam. When they ask for name and address...that's already suspicious..but for them to ask for a copy of your drivers license or a passport, there's only 1 word for that...SCAM! They can use that personal information to steal your identity if they want. Plus, ask yourself, did you sign up for any lotto? Don't fall for it, it's just a scam. Trash the email. Here's a tip for future reference..any official lotto will give you an address to a place where you go to pick up your winnings..they won't mail it to you.

Its spam. you should mark it as spam and put it in your junk mail folder or permanently delete it because you aint getting no money. I get these all the time. I have spamm guard on and they get transferred to my spam folder.

That's hoax! Don't believe that! I received around 10 of those and just ignore em.

National Speed Express LTD not even exist.

Only fools would buy that.

Sorry friend but there is no Microsoft, Yahoo or other e-mail lottery, it's a scam do not answer do not give personal information.The following sites give more information
http://www.snopes.com/crime/fraud/nigeri...
http://www.thescambaiter.com/forum/showt...
http://www.hoax-slayer.com/email-lottery...
.Also If you go to the following site you will get some info on ID theft www.identity-theft.org.uk the iinternet is safe enough if you are careful but please answer nothing that you are doubtful about.Good Luck and be careful