If only this were true, I’ll be a multi-millionaire, as I have get a couple of these emails daily i.e. of me winning the UK Lottery. I don’t know what the point is for someone sending this. There are no blatant advertisements, no URLs, no images etc. (not that I am asking for it). I can see email spam trying to push products and services down your throat but this is just pointless.

Seriously, if I am to be informed of lottery winnings, it’ll have to be from something either than a free service like charter.net or yahoo.com email. These spammers are definitely lacking some intelligence and common sense. And don’t they know to spell check? … look at the words “noitfy” and “stelings” (in bold) in the email message. As Charlie Brown would say… “Good Grief!”

—–Original Message—–
From: UK INTERNATIONAL LOTTERY [mailto:afrogge@charter.net]
Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 1:51 PM
Subject: LUCKY WINNER!!!

Dear Winner,

On behalf of the ukinternational lottery board we are here to noitfy you on your winnings of £118,704 thousand pounds stelings to claim your prize send us these tickets numbers Batch: 19/47/1153,Ref:
UKLOSL/941OYI/53 ,Serial Number: 3422/06,Lucky Numbers:
4-7-10-33-35-49 .

To file for your claim, please contact our fiduciary agent:
AGENT: Mr. Danny Alvares.
EMAIL: info.dannyalvares02@yahoo.co.uk

Yours Truly,
Mr.Scott Parker