Royal mint investment

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From:     royalmint <royalmintp1@ubbi.com>
Reply-To:     vincent_oho2@yahoo.com
Subject:     ROYAL SMILE
Date:     Thu, 28 Aug 2008 08:48:06 0500 (04:48 EDT)

Royal mint investment is 50 today,we deal on gold,silver and diamond.We have the best and expensive products in the world market.Royal mint was inducted by th British official mark due to our good standard quality and safety
The lotto ended yesterday all over the world.We having being informing people via media houses and other means such as mobile phone and email.Your e mail won 300,000 pounds,due to the qualification grated to all email service providers down to their subscribers.The half of the money is for to prepare your visa for the royal 20 winner dinner and tourism attraction in London .
YOUR
ROYAL NUMBER IS UBA1280-06J
AND THE PRO IS 695478J.
A gold wrest watch for both sex and a silver neck less( expensive) has being sent to DHL,so write the agent sir vicent brown on vincent_oho2@yahoo.com
Send a copy of this requirement below to the agent for your claims.
FIRST NAME:
LAST NAME:
WINNING EMAIL:
OFFICE PHONE NUMBER:
HOME PHONE NUMBER:
ADDRESS:OR NEAREST AIRPORT
CITY:
STATE:
COUNTRY:
OCCUPATION:
TICKET NUMBER:
PRO NUMBER
ROYAL NUMBER
MARITAL STATUS:
SEX:
AGE:
when you have received all your winnings you go to the British embassy in your country for invitation with your reward and bank documents for confirmation
YOU SHOULD BE HAPPY BECAUSE ROYAL MINT GIVES OPPORTUNITY TO SMILE

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