Dear Sir/Madam,
Attn: Winner,
If you bought them, they would address you by your name.
Here's how the letter would look like:
Dear Mr XXX,
contents
Yours Sincerely,
Mr YYY
Director of AAA Pte Ltd
Signature here.
Obviously it's a scam. Whoever believes don't blame others when you
didn't receive anything.
Next, they will write a formal letter, not an informal one. In
formal letters, there are no short forms.
It won't look like this:
Attn: Winner,
Next, everything should match.
Ref: 575061725
Batch: 8056490902/188
Lucky Numbers: 2-9-23-35-46 Bonus Number 14
Winning Numbers (1) (2) (26) (30) (40) (21)
Your name was attached to ticket number;
675061725 9356460902 Serial Number 67749137002.
This batch draws the lucky numbers as follows 2-9-23-35-46bonus
number
14
Nothing matches, so it's another obvious hint that it is a
scam.
conglomorate of some
multinational companies
Who are them? If it isn't a scam, the companies would be listed
so as to facilitate searching to verify that they are real
companies.
We hope with part of your prize, you will participate
in our end of year high stakes for US$2.3 Million international
draw.
For security reasons, we advice all winners to keep this
information
confidential from the public until your claim is processed and
your
prize has been released to you and also to the public. This is part
of our
security protocol to avoid double claiming and unwarranted
taking
advantage of this programme by non participant or unofficial
personnel.
Executive(australian Lottery Inc).
Executive Co-ordinator(australian Lottery Inc)
Bad grammatical errors again show that they are scammers.
