DEAR E-MAIL LUCKY WINNER,

This is to inform you that you have that your E-mail address has won the sum of £1, 000, 000.00 (One Million Great British Pounds Only) for the Month of March Charity Bonanza. Your E-mail was luckily drawn by a computer balloting system as one of the winners in our Online Lottery Bonanza from the prestigious NOKIA ONLINE PROMOTION, UK.

This is to let you know that this online world E -mail draws was conducted from an exclusive list of 25, 000 company E-mail addresses, 30, 000, 000 individual E-mail addresses from over 40 networks and corporate bodies picked by an advanced automated random computer selection from the web. Please complete and return the form below with your correct information so that we can have a precise and comprehensive record of our winners and also provide you on how to receive your winning amount.

Global mobile phone manufacturer Nokia has released an official communication for its users worldwide urging them not to fall prey to a lottery scam that has gone viral in past few days. According to Nokia, several users worldwide have been posting their details and email addresses on several Nokia forums awaiting results for the "Nokia lottery" they had participated in.

"Nokia is not involved in any such lottery program and any such message or email claiming to be form Nokia is a scam and Nokia is urging their users to not to participate or reply to any such email or SMS that asks them to reply back with their back account details or asks them for a small sum of money that will be utilised to enter their name in the draw, " said the Finnish company in a release.

"Nokia is encouraging users to ignore or delete the messages and to resist the temptation to reply. If you're unsure of who the message has come from, you should most probably delete the message. Certainly don't respond with your personal details. If you reply, or act on any other requested action it's possible your personal information could be misused, " the mobile phone manufacturer further warned.

The mail id [email protected] belong to dangerous cyber criminals. The message received by you is a FRAUD. There is no such prize or grant or fund. Cyber criminals trap people by making them believe that they have got money and will ask for several charges and fees to be transferred to their account. By the time a victim realizes the mistake, he would have lost lakhs.
The mail is sent by Nigerian Criminals who use English names and will also ask to contact fake RBI officer, diplomat etc who in fact will be their paid agent in India. Its dangerous to send personal details, bank details, passport details, PAN etc to these criminals. They could misuse details by using the same to forge fake identity for themselves and using cheated user’s identity they will do criminal activities including taking SIM Cards, opening bank accounts, for stolen money, forging visa papers etc.

Hello

It is True that there are Series of Lottery and Giving Out
of Cash Reward from UK.
Unfortunately Mobile Numbers and Email Addresses of Winners
has been Hacked, and Winners are Now been Contacted Illegally.
Do not respond to the senders of these Messages, as they
are not in Position to Pay you your Winning PRIZE.
Send your Full Name, Address, Telephone Number and Winning Message
you received to the United Kingdom Investigation Bureau
on [email protected] so as to enable them ascertain
if you really won the Lottery and give you true information
on how your winnings can be Collected.
You Will also be Informed if the Winning Message you Received is a Fraud Notification.