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SPAM : NOKIA N9 PROMO 2011

Your approved winning Certificate number is  UK/987614
Your winning Transfer Identification code is .ELPC/MWT/0143

Your E-Address was selected online in this week's NOKIA UK ONLINE PROMO.
Your draw has a total value of 500,000.00 GBP along with the
NEW N9 Nokia PRODUCT. Do acknowledge the receipt of this mail
with the details below to:


Mr.Hector Robert (Esq)AWARD ADVISER
Email: nseries208@hotmail.co.uk
Phone Number: +44 7010752026

THE BENEFICIARY/OWNER OF THE WINNING EMAIL OF THE FUNDS SHOULD COMPLETE

1.FULL NAMES:__________
2.ADDRESS:____________
3.City________________ 
4.State_______________
5.Sex:________________
6.Phone No:_____________
7.Occupation__________

Sincerely,
Mr.Scott Godley
(Product Manager)

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