UN Promo and Another Fraudulent Email

UN Promo and Another Fraudulent Email

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	from	Un promo<webugrade20@rocketmail.com>
reply-to		trustfunds10@w.cn
to
date		Sat, Apr 9, 2011 at 6:24 PM
subject		claim

hide details6:24 PM (14 hours ago)

Dear winner.
Your E-mail address Has Won($1,000,000,00 Dollars)The E-mail-address was
selected during our random E-mails balloting Systems for A cash grant award
By the United Nation Trust Fund Organisation In this year award Congratulation.
Contact: payment department with info:
Name:---- Address:---- Age:---- Sex:---- Telephone:---- Occupation:---- Country:----
Mr James Young
Claims Agent,
Tel: 60164320721
Email : trustfunds10@w.cn
Yours Faithfully
Best Regards,
Mr Ban Ki-moon
United Nations Secretary General.

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from	Deborah L William<info@loan.com>
reply-to		privateloaninvestmentcompany@yahoo.com
to		xcdustin@gmail.com
date		Sat, Apr 9, 2011 at 6:47 PM
subject		Dear Prospective Client,

hide details6:47 PM (14 hours ago)

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