I am a member here and at LRRForums.com and yesterday I got an email to: Undisclosed Recipients that says I have won 5000,000 GBP and a new Range Rover 2008! It goes on to list someone who is the Promotional co-ordinator and that I should contact themquickly to claim myprize. Oh and the email address for the sender is
jklabnik@iol.cz which I figure is some bogus address from Czechoslovakia.

So I am wondering if this is a typical random junk email orone directed at Land Rover owners andif they somehow fished the email addresses at oneof the forum websites.
Did anyone elseget this email solicitation? I'll post a picture of my new car when it is delivered! Here is the body of the email for your amusment:


RANGE ROVER AUTOMOBILES 2009 PROMOTION
Abbey Road,Whitley
Coventry,CV3 4LH
United Kingdom.

Attn: Winner, OFFICIAL PRIZE NOTIFICATION

This Email is to inform you that your email address just won you
500,000.00 GBP and new Range Rover Car 2008 supercharged V8 engine
in the online cyber lotto which was conducted from an exclusive list
of 1,000.000 email addresses of individual and corporate bodies selected
by an advanced automated random computer ballot system from the internet.


Contact your claims officer below:

Mr. James Sidney
Email: ukdesk_claimsagentclaimsofficer1@yahoo.com.hk
Phone Number: +4470359 47443
Fax: +44870 490 8324
Time to call(10am to 6pm london time)

Secret Pin No: RRA00111234
Reference Number RRA:12058006/08.

Claims Requirements:

1.Name in full-
2.Address
3.Age
4.Phone/Fax
5.Occupation-
6.Country

Winning Email:NOTE: Ensure to quote your Reference Numbers in all your
communication with your claims agent.

Yours Sincerely,
Mr. Turton Robin
Promotional Co-ordinator.

 

Lucky you.

I merely won the lottery.

"The National Lottery,
P O Box 1010,
Liverpool, L70 1NL UNITED KINGDOM
(Customer Services)
Ref:UK/9420X2/68
Batch:074/05/ZY369

WINNING NOTIFICATION

We wish to congratulate you over your email success in our computer
balloting held on the 1st January, 2009. This is a Scientific Computer
Game in which email addresses were used. It is a promotional program
aimed at encouraging internet users; Meaning, you do not need to buy
ticket to enter for it.

Your e-mail address attached to ticket number: 74454774 with Serial
number 144-66584 drew the lucky numbers: 5-21-23-34-61-72 (Bonus
ball)which subsequently won you the lottery in the 2nd category.
You havetherefore been approved to claim a total sum of £916,778.00
(Nine hundred and Sixteen thousand,seven hundred and seventy eight
pounds sterling only) equivalent to $1.833,556.00 (One million,
eight hundred and thirty three thousand, five hundred and fifty six
dollars only)....

Yadda yadda.

 

If it sound like a duck, walks like a duck, then it is a duck. Another scam has hit the internet.

 

Send Tony a pm so he can look into it. At first I thought you were kidding, because Tony got his wife an '06 MkIII for Christmas.

 

I'm jealous, all I recieved in my email was this:

from: agustina.leilanitr@agrinova.org

SPECIAL Pharmacy Discount!! 10Viagra+10Cializ=$69.99, You pay & We ship, No questions asked hld uqut

...and they don't even ask questions, go figure.

 

It's 150% bull****.

 

I get those all the time too, you won this...your new job...what I really want to know is who gave out my email to the enlargment people...WHO TOLD!

 

Well, If you answer the requirements from 1 to 6, your Identity is stolen and you my friend will have to prove that you weren't the one using some 10 credit cards under your name, obtained using your personal info.....so its gotta be you!!! right!

 

I'm jealous too.... 'cus I'm not having any luck picking the superfecta at the tracks!!!

 

i win the lottery every week