From: Mark Harris <mharris1054@att.net> (may be fake)
Reply-To: m_harris0002@lssq.net
Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2012 13:52:41 +0330
Subject:

Hello!,

Good day to you, I am Mark Harris, a citizen of the United Kingdom. I
work with
National Lottery Commission and Camelot Group PLC, "the official monitoring
body and the operator of the UK National Lottery". Please you can read
about me
in my company`s work profile link below:

http://www.natlotcomm.gov.uk/CLIENT/content.ASP?ContentId=29

I have a very urgent proposal for you which will be of our mutual benefit. I
wish to seek your acceptance and cooperation so that the total sum of
£5,655,980(Five Million Six Hundred And Fifty Five Thousand, Nine Hundred And
Eighty pounds) can be paid to you by the National Lottery for our mutual
benefit. The said amount is an unclaimed lottery prize; the wining
prize result
was published over four month ago and since then, the winner of the prize has
failed to come with the winning lottery ticket or proof of winning to
claim his
or her winning prize.

I wish to front you for the claim as the winner of the prize because
there is a
claim deadline of 180 days (six months) for the claim of this prize; which
means that, after the deadline of 180 days, this funds will be forfeited and
sent to the UK. Government treasure if left unclaimed. There was a case like
this in the past where prizes were forfeited because there were not claimed
before the claim deadline.

You can check the below BBC news and the lottery post link to confirm and
believe what I am saying:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/south_yorkshire/4573760.stm

http://www.lotterypost.com/news/104653

http://www.lotterypost.com/news/125528

The reasons why some winners fail to claim their prizes may be one or all of
the below:

1. The winner may have accidentally thrown away the tickets and lost track of
the winning ticket number and other vital information as regards the
lucky win.

2. Some winners do not check their tickets properly.

3 The winner may not be aware of the victory .

4. The National Lottery does not advice winners about their winning prize via
email notification that is why some may not be aware that they won in
the draws

5. The winner may have been reluctant to follow up with the lottery draws to
get the result because of the general believe that he/she would be
asked to pay
some charges before making claim to the prize. But failed to realize that the
National Lottery does not ask winners to pay any kind of fee before prizes are
released.

However, all I require from you is your honesty, trust, sincerity and
dedication then this unclaimed prize money could be paid to you by the
National
Lottery for our mutual benefit. The winner of the prize has failed to come for
the claim of the prize and there is total assurance that he/she will
never come
for it because every vigilant winner would be anxious to know the result/
outcome of a lottery draw even before the results are released. For this
reason, I am offering you this opportunity because I am 100% sure that the
winners will never come for the prize.

I hereby seek your consent to cooperate with me so that I can provide you the
winning information that won the prize funds of £8,497,985 to enable you apply
for the claim of the funds as the winner. Once the funds is paid to you, Our
mode of sharing will be on a 50......... 50 basis. i.e. 50% will be for me
while the remaining 50% will be for you. All you need to do is to cooperation
with me honestly and confidentially. This project is 100% risk free because it
will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any
breach of the law as I have mapped out all plans to ensure we claim this funds
without any trace in the future

I look forward to your quick response while thanking you for your anticipated
co-operation.

Best regards,
Mark Harris
m_harris0001@lssq.net

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