Why are you posting about this here? It is quite obviously genuine. Just give them your bank details and/or whatever deposit they need. A few thousand is nothing when you stand to gain millions.
Back in the 70s I recall getting a real UK government message that I had been selected to apply for membership of a body to provide local admin after a nuclear war. Wish I'd kept the letter, it was a real piece of history. Just as well I couldn't be arsed to respond or I'd be bitterly regretting that there was no nuclear war. My one chance of power.
PS None of you lot would have been allowed in my bunker.
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A septic friend of mine got this 419 last night.
I told him that if the last lot were still in power then there would be a good chance that it was for real.OFFICE OF THE PRIME MINISTER
TREASURY AND MINISTER FOR THE CIVIL SERVICE,
LONDON,UNITED KINGDOM.
Our ref: BRT/13470/IDR
Your ref:...23/07/2010
BRITISH GOVERNMENT POVERTY ALLEVIATION AND EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM.
On Behalf of the British Government,i wish to inform you of your selection as
one of the Beneficiary for the on-going 2010 British Government Poverty
Alleviation and Financial Empowerment Program worldwide. All
participants/beneficiaries were selected randomly from Worldwide online networks
Directories as a beneficiary of the aforementioned Program.
However,this letter is to officially inform you that an option of payment has
been opened for you which is payment via: ATM, with ATM Card Number
{4800010177555014} which will be accredited in your favor with your Personal
Identification Number as 4741.
This office will mail you a Visa/ATM CARD which will be usable for the withdraw
of the approved sum worth of £2,000,000.00 (Two Million, Great British Pounds
Sterling) in any ATM MACHINE CENTER or Visa card outlet in the world with a
maximum of £2500 GBP daily.
Further more,You will be required to confirm your Bio-Data as stated below to
enable Rt Hon William Hague MP Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth
Affairs,begin in processing of your awarded funds.
1) Full names:
2) Address:
3) Country:
4) Nationality:
5) Phone #:
6) Age:
7) Occupation:
8) Zip Code
9) Sex:
Forward all your details reply to:
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Rt Hon William Hague MP
Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
Email: XXXXXXXXXX@w.cn
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Regards,
Rt Hon David Cameron MP
Prime Minister
Tel: +44 ..........Tags: None
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