Grant Beneficiary

[honeybee1236]

Received this email in my junk box and wanted to share this SCAM with others. This is a SCAM and if you receive this or a similar notice please do not respond.

ATTN: Grant Beneficiary,

This is to bring to your information that your email has been randomly
selected and approved as a charity grant beneficiary of PRINCESS OF
WALES CHARITY FOUNDATION(POWCF). You are awarded a grant sum of
£2,555,000.00 (Two Million Five Hundred And Fifty Five Thousand Great Britain
Pounds) Grant Reference Code Number:7890-789.And for further instructions
on how you are to put claim to your grant, you are to FORWARD a copy of
this notification to our International Grants Officer's email address
below as well as give him a call via phone number below:
MR.RICHARD PETERS ,
INTERNATIONAL GRANTS OFFICER,
GRANT AWARD DEPARTMENT,
Tel: +447024017848
Fax: +447005947108
Email:richardpeters_06powcf@yahoo.co.uk
CC:richardpeters06powcf@yahoo.co.uk

Congratulations once again from the entire staff of PRINCESS OF WALES
CHARITY FOUNDATION
and it is our hope that you will appreciate our gesture and
judiciously spend your grant.
Sincerely,
Miss Catrin Walters,
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
GRANT AWARD DEPARTMENT,
PRINCESS OF WALES CHARITY FOUNDATION
FOUNDATION BUILDING,
29 HOUGHTON STREET,
LONDON, WC2A 2AE,
UNITED KINGDOM.
UNSUBSCRIBE:
YOU ARE TO KEEP ALL GRANT INFORMATION FROM THE IMMEDIATE PUBLIC AS WE WILL NOT
ENTERTAIN CASES OF MULTIPLE CLAIMS PROCESSING OR COMPROMISE THE PRIVACY AND
SECURITY OF ALL OUR BENEFICIARIES, THIS IS IN LINE WITH THE DATA PROTECTION ACT
OF POWCF.PRINCESS OF WALES PRINCESS OF WALES CHARITY FOUNDATION IS NOT
AFFILIATED WITH BULK EMAIL SENDING/SPAMMING, IF YOU FEEL YOU HAVE BEEN SELECTED
AS A GRANT BENEFICIARY IN ERROR, KINDLY VISIT THE FOLLOWING LINK TO UNSUBSRIBE
FROM OUR GRANT BENEFICIARIES LIST
http://www.powcf.8m.net/unsubpage.html

What happens if you have responded to this scam?
Was given the option to use a courier or speak to Nationwide Bank of England to open an acoount?

[Nyla]

There is no money to be had, so first and foremost, drop contact with the scammer. If you've given away sensitive information, like bank account information or a copy of your identification, you should take steps to prevent identity theft and/or abuse of your information.