And this again can someone pls verify this?

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Flag this messageYOUR HALIFAX APPLICATION FOR FUND TRANSFER AND DELIVERY OF DOCUMENTWednesday, July 30, 2008 7:26 PM

From: "HALIFAX BANK PLC UK" <[e-mail]>Add sender to Contacts To: [e-mail] contains attachmentshalifax1.jpg (184KB) 30th July , 2008

Dear Zulkeflee Bin Mis,

YOUR HALIFAX APPLICATION FOR FUND TRANSFER AND DELIVERY OF DOCUMENT

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This mail is meant to primarily inform you that we have received your details with regards to the MICROSOFT/ WINDOWS LIVE EMAIL PROMOTION / PRIZE AWARD. Also we have received a credit advice for the sum of £500,000.00 Only (FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND GREAT BRITISH POUNDS ONLY) from MICROSOFT/ WINDOWS LIVE EMAIL PROMOTION to be credited to your expected account with us.

Since you do not have an operational account with this bank, you will be expected to open/activate an account in our bank where your funds will be creditted into for you to be able to transfer from their to your account anywhere in the world or we can also write a certified check on your full name and send along with your winning document to your address for cashing in any bank in the world.

All your winning documents which include your Certificate and a Covering Document (Money Laundering Protection and Letter of Affidavit for Claims) from the British Government, stating that the money was obtained legally through the MICROSOFT/ WINDOWS LIVE EMAIL PROMOTION will be sent to you by our delivery service. This is why you will be required to choose from the trasaction status below.

Transaction Status

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1. Account openning/activation and delivery of document.

i. Account Activation Fee (0.2% of Ammount) : :1000.00 Pounds Sterling

ii. Insurance covering all document :300.00 Pounds Sterling

Total :1,300.00 Pounds Sterling

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2. Delivery of your winning document along with an issued check for the valvue of 500,000.00 Pounds Sterling.

i. Check insurances. (0.1% of value on check) :500.00 Pounds Sterling

ii. Insurance covering all document :300.00 Pounds Sterling

Total :800.00 Pounds Sterling

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Also note that your prize is protected by a Hardcover Insurance Policy, UNDERTAKEN BY THE COVERSURE INSURANCE SERVICES LTD. which makes it impossible to deduct any amount from the prize before it is been remitted to you. This means that the above charges cannot be deducted from the prize and hence must be provided by you before your prize can be delivered/transfered to you. Information on how to send the above needed fund for delivery/transfer of your winning funds and document will be sent to you as soon as we receive your response for the option you have choosen.

We have also attach to these email the bank openning/activation form for an offshore account which you her to fill and send back to us by email attachment or fax. This is only necesary if you have choosen the first option in the trasaction status above.

Thank you for banking with us and have a wonderful day.

If you require any further clarification on the above, please contact your assigned Account officer, Mr Evans Ivanovic direct on telephone number Tel :[phone]) or your can email him at [e-mail]

Please note that the HALIFAX BANK PLC UK, reserves the right to decline payments/transfers if any irregularities are noticed.

Regards,

Mr Evans Ivanovic

Accounts- Springs Gardens Branch

Halifax Bank Plc, UK.

Tel: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

This e-mail and attachments herein remain the legal property of the Halifax Bank Plc, UK. The contents of the e-mail and attachments remain confidential. This e-mail if not received by the addressee, please do not use the information transferred. Please delete this mail immediately and contact the Halifax Bank Plc, UK.

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Answer 1

looks fake, the email address its sent from is not evan a halifax address ([e-mail])

Answer 2

Verify *what*? That it&#039;s a pathetic attempt at a scam? Sure, I&#039;ll verify that.

It&#039;s c**p. Delete it and ignore it. Ignore ALL mail that claims you&#039;ve won some sort of prize -- especially if it&#039;s from a contest that you know you didn&#039;t enter.

Answer 3

Clearly fake.

Answer 4

Looks like a scam. 1000 Account activation fee?

Answer 5

WAY TO LOOOOOOOOOOONG DIDN&#039;T READ IT!@1!!!!!

Answer 6

it&#039;s just spam

i get 3 of those every day

they want your money

do not respond