Recieved mail from Nokia Promotion for award. Please see attached mail and bring the culprit to fustice.
k prasad
Managing Partner,
> Premium Adverts Limited,
> Payment Agents Nokia 2009 Promotion.
> London, United Kingdom.
>
> Dear Winner,
>
> Thank you for contacting us. We received your email regarding your winning
> notification sent to you.
>
> I am Mr. Martins Charles, your claims officer. Am in position to confirm
> to you that your email address won a lottery Prize in the Nokia 2009
> Promotion held in United Kingdom, which amounts to GBP 2, 000, 000 (Two
> Million pounds) attached to the reference numbers (NK-L/[protected].
>
> I say congratulations for being the owner and user of the email address
> attached to this prize. Being in this position, I can understand that you
> are not sure of what to do, but let me assure and guarantee you that it is
> my duty to assist you, and I will assist you in every manner possible, to
> ensure that you claim your Lottery Prize.
>
> We would like to know you a bit better, hence the information, which I am
> going to request of you below. But before that, please be informed of the
> following:
>
> 1. The prize, which you have won, has not attracted a ticket, therefore,
> the prize is uninsured. Because the prize is uninsured, we are not in
> position at anytime to access your prize or restrict you from claiming
> your prize. You have absolute right to claim your prize and utilize it as
> you deem fit.
>
> 2. Because your prize is attached to the ticket numbers attached to your
> email address, we do not know you personally. As a result, your prize is
> presently being deposited in a Suspense Account with our paying bank. We
> propose that your Lottery Prize would be transferred to you via banking
> channels. However, the prize cannot be transferred directly out of the
> Suspense Account with our paying bank, because for a transfer to take
> place there must be a signatory to such account, and the Suspense Account
> in which your Lottery Prize is deposited presently has no signatory.
>
> 3. You would therefore be required to open a Personal Account with our
> paying bank, and after this is completed, your lottery prize would be
> moved out of our Suspense Account with our paying bank and lodged into
> your Personal Account with our paying bank, and from your account with our
> paying bank your prize can be wired into any other accounts as you may
> wish.
>
> Having stated the above and hoping that you understand the details
> therefore, I would need you to provide me with the following details to
> enable me proceed with the process of releasing your prize:
>
> 1. Your complete names and physical address.
> 2. Your sex and age
> 3. Your company name and physical address.
> 4. Your private and work, telephone and fax numbers, if available.
> 5. A copy of your internationally acceptable means of identification, for
> example your International Passport, Country Passport, Driver's license or
> company staff ID.
>
> As soon as I receive the above information from you, I would be able to
> advise you further.
>
> I thank you for your understanding, and i say congratulations to you.
> Please confirm receipt of this email, by return email.
>
> Yours Sincerely.
>
> Mr. Martins Charles,
> Claims officer.
> Tell +[protected].
>
Dear sir,
I am Nileh ghadge i lost my nokia 6233 black mobile IMEI NO.[protected] my mobile lost from satara i have already made complien in satara polis station on jan 09
as per police advice.could you let6 me know if it is possiblefor meto trace the handset from above mentioned IMEI NO.?
sir mobile tracing is only way to picked up thie please help me out
please help
thanks
Nilesh ghadge
mo. no. [protected]