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HELP CLAIM UNCLAIMED PRIZE
RE: HELP CLAIM UNCLAIMED LOTTERY PRIZE
I am a staff of UK National Lottery, whose duty is to collate/compute purchased, paid and unclaimed lottery tickets before and after each draw. In the course of my duty, I discover a ticket number that won Nine million three hundred and eighty two thousand four hundred and ninety six pounds (￡9,382,
496.00) from the ''Lotto draw'' held in 2004, and ever since nobody has come forward to make claims.
My reason for contacting you is that I want you to stand out to the lottery company as the player / winner of the prize. By presenting the ticket information to the company you would be entitled to the winning prize of the ￡9,382,
496.00 automatically.
NOTE THE FOLLOWING;
1. You have not won a lottery prize; I have contacted you in good faith for us to claim the prize without the knowledge of the lottery company.
2. I've the ticket complete information (duplicate copy of the ticket, the retail store name and address the ticket was purchased)
3. Have contacted you in good faith for us to claim the prize, without the knowledge of the Lottery Company.
4. As staff of the company my direct involvement should not be mention in the process of making the claim, but I'll direct /conduct you on how to apply for prize in accordance to the UK National lottery claim policy for lost and found ticket information.
5. On your acceptance to claim the prize, am willing to share the winning prize with you on a 50 – 50 bases (￡4,691,248.00 for each of us)
6. If interested in working with me, please contact me by phone, fax or email state above.
Most importantly: If I/we do not claim this winning prize, it will automatically be forfeited and be transferred to the National Lottery Distribution Fund or the Olympic Lottery Distribution Fund (AS THE COMPANY MAKES US/GENERAL PUBLIC BELIEVE), but you and I know that the funds eventually finds its way to the company's top official's private pocket directly or indirectly over time.