congatulations from microsoft corporation

[keith]

Attention: KEITH <admin removed>,

We are happy to inform you that we are in receipt of your winnings verification form which has show and proof that you are the actual winner.

On the above note be informed that your winnings bank draft has been prepared, your winnings
bank draft being in Grate Britain Pounds can only be paid at Barclays bank head office London since you are currently non UK resident the only option open for your funds collection is to setup a transit account with the bank.

The bank has requested that we present along with your winnings bank draft a completed copy of the attached forms along with a valid ID from you.

As soon as you provide us with the above, the bank would setup your new account with them details of which would be sent to you along with your internet username and pincode which would allow you log into and manage your new account which include ability to transfer funds from your account personally via their internet banking facility.

Note: We are sending you an attachment in JPEG, on the eventuality that you are unable to fill out the form and scan, you culd type it out in word pad text (Wordpad).You are expected to fill just one as it contains the same information.

Regards
Henry Grey

[Sarah]

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Hello Keith, and welcome to Fraudwatchers.

If you didn't pay an entry fee, it's a scam.

Here's some other signs of a lotto scam:

*You never paid money or bought a ticket to enter.
*Your "winning" notification is probably not personalized.
*Your "winning" notification came by email, probably from a free email
address such as yahoo.com or msn.com.

If you answer the email, after one or two email exchanges with the
so-called "lottery officials" or "claims agent," perhaps accompanied
by some official looking but fake documents, you'll be asked to pay
fees for "taxes" or "handling" or some other reason. This is the scam
- you pay the fees and never see any winnings, mainly because there
are none to see.

Sarah