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A scam is an illegal trick, usually with the purpose of getting money from people or avoiding paying tax.
Dear Beneficiary
Please be informed that your email address have benefited One hundred and fifty thousand, five hundred dollars ($150,500.00) in the Amnesty International annual online eMail users promotional draw. As the owner of the functional email address, to process your claims, please provide the following information
Names………………. Present residential/postal address…………. Occupation………… Age/Sex…….. Tel No…………and Name of next of kin/Relationship with next of kin
Please be informed that this information should be factual as details entered for your claims processing can not be changed.
As part of our regulations to ensure that beneficiaries receive their benefits as at when appropriate within 14 working days of receipt of your detailed information, we will be looking forward to your personal presence in our office to receive your benefits. As we received the required information for documentation, we will update you on our office location and address
Congratulations
Maxwell Vicalis
Claims processing officer