CHEVROLET MOTORS WORLDWIDE LOTTERY ~ Nigerian 419 Scams

Sunday 20 October 2013

CHEVROLET MOTORS WORLDWIDE LOTTERY

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from:    CHEVROLET MOTORS WORLDWIDE LOTTERY <gab@inpa.gov.br>
reply-to:    chev.claimsdept@consultant.com
to:
date:    20 October 2013 16:41
subject:    WINNERS NOTIFICATION

We happily announce to you the CHEVROLET draw that was held in London (UK). Your Email address just won ONE MILLION GREAT BRITISH POUNDS (1,000,000) from the CHEVROLET MOTORS WORLDWIDE LOTTERY-Fortune program offer 2013.

Please contact us for claims with the contact below:

1. Full name..............
2. Country................
3. Contact Address........
4. Telephone Number.......
5. Marital Status.........
6. Occupation.............
7. Age....................

Congratulation!!

Sincerely
Barr. Steve Moore
The Claims Director/Event Manager.
England Chevrolet Anniversary

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INDIA NEWS3 December 2015 at 10:42
absolutely fake
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Nigerian scams, also called 419 scams, are a type of fraud and one of the most common types of confidence trick.

There are many variations on this type of scam, including advance fee fraud, Nigerian Letter, Fifo's Fraud, Spanish Prisoner Scam, black money scam. The number "419" refers to the article of the Nigerian Criminal Code dealing with fraud. The scam has been used with fax and traditional mail, and is now used with the internet.

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