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Lotto scams MICROSOFT CORPORATIONS LONDON 132, ST JOHN STREET, LONDON, EC1V 4PY UNITED KINGDOM Attn: Email Prize Winner, Award Numbers: UK/56/2012 Email Ticket Numbers: MSLP-130232 Notification Date: 21/12/2012 OFFICIAL EMAIL BONUS NOTIFICATION It is obvious that this notification will come to you as a surprise but please find time to read it carefully as we congratulate you over your success in the following official publication of results of the E-mail electronic online Sweepstakes 2012 organized by Microsoft, in conjunction with the foundation for the promotion of software products, (F.S.P) held this 2012,in London United Kingdom, where your email address emerged as one of the online Winning emails in the 3rd category and therefore attracted a cash award of 450,000.00 (Four Hundred and Fifty Thousand pounds sterling)  Our winners are arranged into four categories with different winning prizes accordingly in each category. They are arranged in this format below: CATEGORY NO.OF WI...
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