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Old 03-04-2008, 08:27 PM
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Talk about scams. I just collected all of the lottery tickets I bought during Feb while I was on vacation. Usually bought a ticket when I purchased newspapers and coffee, just for the halibut.

Normally, I NEVER buy tickets unless the payout exceeds $100M. For anything less than that, it would just screw up my income tax forms.

Went thru 22 tickets: ZERO winners. Nada. Zip. Zilch.

But at least I just got a nice e-mail notification that I won $2.9M. Came from Sir Bobby Bruce ... Not Sir Robert Bruce, but good old Bobby Joe Bruce.

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REFERENCE NUMBER: MELT/0XXY/XKKL9322
This is to happily inform you that your E-mail address has been randomly
selected as one of the lucky winner of 1.5 Million British Pounds
Sterlings (£1,500.000.00) which is Equivalent to ($2,917,956.00 USD) Two
Million, Nine Hundred and Seventeen thousand, Nine hundred and fifty-six
United States Dollars. To claim your won prize, you are required to
fill the form below and submit it to the Claims Department via Email:
Agent Name: Professor Dave.Collins
E-mail: profdavecollins@hotmail.com
Full name .......................................
Marital Status ................................
Winning email.................................
Occupation ...................................
Nationality........
Present Country/Contact Address ......................................
Phone no................................................
Age.......
You are advised to send the details to your claims agent. as early as
possible.
Sincerely
Sir Bobby Bruce
Fiduciary Agent
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