BEWARE!
Fraudsters Clone Coca Cola Microsoft Application…Claims your email address Wins One Million Pound Sterling
- Deceives Innocent Americans, Europeans & Africans
- Extracts Peoples Bank Details, Contacts
- ‘We attach Evidence of their fake letter’-EDITORS, Naija Standard Newspaper
BY LAURETTA IMAO/BRAND EDITOR, ATLANTA, GEORGIA
FRAUDSTERS who are few Africans would stop at nothing in ‘soiling’ the image of their respective countries as they now act like a syndicate sending out various electronic mails out requesting unsuspecting members of the public to part with their bank details, contact information because they have allegedly won a hoax sum of One Million Pound Sterling. These criminals allegedly cloned Coca Cola Microsoft application in sending out spam mails to unsuspecting people.
Deceives Innocent Americans, Europeans & Africans
Investigation by Naija Standard showed that innocent businessmen and women in United States, Europe, Asia and Africa are being deceived into parting with their very important banking details with the purpose of fraudulent money withdrawals.
‘We attach Evidence of their fake letter’-EDITORS, Naija Standard Newspaper
Naija Standard EDITORS were shocked to have received this spam letter which stated that our management have won a ‘fake sum of One Million Pounds’ through an electronic mail. The spam letter sent from one Dr. Brain Wilcox on Sunday, March 10, 2013 by 5: 47am through info@cocacola.com, with another email from one of the directors: cokeunit@vip.se.com and telephone number: +44 7017 035461 reads:
Dear: e-Mail Winner,
This is to inform you that your e-Mail Address has WON you the sum of 1,000,000.00
GBP (One Million Pound Sterling) from the Coca-Cola Online Promo 2013. The Draw
No:1593. make a contact and collect your winning fund immediately, Fill the
Information.
Dr. Brain Wilcox
Email: cokeunit@vip.se.com
Tel: +44 7017 035461
1.Name.2.Address.3.Nationality.4.Age.5.Occupation.6.Phone/Fax.
CONGRATULATION !!!
Sincerely,
Elizabeth Bubb(Mrs.)
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is fake. Please stay clear from it because it is fraudulent, referred in Africa as ‘419’, meaning ‘Advance Fee Fraud.’
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-EDITOR