LinkedIn Corporation Sweepstakes Winner Scam Email
From: "Team"<linkedin@sbs.gob.ec>
Subject: REF: 87287-LINKEDIN
Email Context:
LinkedIn Corporation
Mountain View, CA,
United States of America
CEO: Jeff Weiner
Founded: December 2002, Santa Monica,
California, United States
Website: https://www.linkedin.com
Attn:
We officially want to inform you that a LinkedIn Corporation sweepstakes was carried out, you where selected to be given $1,000 000.00 USD (One Million United States Dollar), has been accredited in your favor by the LinkedIn Corporation sweepstakes Executives and Board of Directors.
You are advised to contact Mr. Calvin Spencer the paying bank remittance
director via the contact details below for claim processing:
Bank Name: Barclays Bank
Contact: Mr. Calvin SpencerExecutive: Committee On LinkedIn Corporation sweepstakes,
Mountain View, California, USA
Email: linkedln.unit@consultant.com
Office: +1 (415) 830-6703
Please provide the following details for claims processing to Mr. Calvin
Spencer; Email: linkedln.unit@consultant.com
:
* Full Name:
* Address:* Sex:
* Age:
* Occupation:
* Phone Number:
* Country of Residence:
Note the Payment Mode you can get your claims is through Bank to bank
Transfer, your awarded $1,000 000.00 USD (One Million United States Dollar) will
be transfer to you through electronic bank transfer. Do make sure you keep this
reference number confidential LINKEDIN872661 also make sure you provide Mr.
Calvin Spencer while you contact him for your claims.
Congratulation.
Regards,
Management LinkedIn Corporation sweepstakes
Mountain View, California, U.S.
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