MICRO ANNIVERSARY ENGLAND its is true????

it is true or not tell me;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

Attn: Respected Claimant,

Claim Proceeding (MICRO-4181599)



We acknowledge the receipt of your mail with regard to the sms which was sent to your Mobile. You have been Awarded £800,000.00 (Eight Hundred Thousand Great British Pounds GBP) in the 2018 Microsoft
Management & Finance Group Office, Windows Live Mobile Draw. Your Mobile Telephone Number was selected randomly through our Computer Ballot System from World Mobile Telephone Directories in our
bid to fight the pressing global economic crisis and to make poverty a history. I write to acquaint you with guidelines that you must follow in order to complete your claims. On our part, we have a mandate to see you through. We will work assiduously to realize
this mandate as we respect your views, opinions and most importantly protect your Privacy.




Seven (7) people were selected on this draw to benefit from the 2018 Microsoft Anniversary promotion draw and you are one of the Selected
Winners to claim a cash prize of £800,000.00 Pounds.




:)

 

New Xbox One Owner

Titanfall and Dying Light are great titles, and Titanfall can be found for dirt cheap now too.

When I read the first line, I thought you were my best friend at first, lmao. His wife also got him a joint Valentines/Anniversary gift of an Xbox One lmfao. Then I looked at your location and it's England, we dont live in England lol

 

Happy holiday everyone (... and Merry Christmas one and all)

@Don- sorry mate thats a bit of a naff statement. Its not England that celebrates the birth of Jesus-its the people within England of diffrent religions ie catholic, church of england, Christianity etc should they choose to. England is a nation of diffrent
races, religions and cultures. I have nothing against you but you will probaly get some back lash from that statement lol Cheers and merry xmas

 

This is NOT true.

This is spam/scam mail that is the beginning of an
advance fee scam.

Do NOT reply to this mail.

In the best case scenario, by replying to that mail, you confirm to those spammers that you actually read their spam, and that your email is working. Which will result in more spam in your mail.

In the worst case, when you follow up to their spam, they will eventually have you transfer some money in advance to them in order for them to transfer you that "cash prize", but never will.

So do NOT fall for this. There is no Microsoft Lottery.

 

Ofcourse it's not true..

Don't fall for these kind of scams.

 

If you live in the UK, as the message suggests, please report the scam here: Scam emails | Action Fraud