The Year 2020 Coca-Cola Promotion United Kingdom Scam

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The Year 2020 Coca-Cola Promotion United Kingdom Scam

The "Year 2020 Coca-Cola Promotion United Kingdom" Scam

THE COCA-COLA COMPANY.

22 Garden Close, Stamford,

Lincs, PE9 2YP, London.

United Kingdom.

PHONE NUMBER: +447723539008

Attn: Lucky Winner

This is to inform you that you have won a prize money of One Million Great British Pounds , (1,000,000 GBP) for the YEAR 2020 COCA-COLA PROMOTION UNITED KINGDOM. This was a Mobile draw promo which was held in London, United Kingdom.

The COCA-COLA PROMOTION is sponsored by United Kingdom Promo and other International Companies. The COCA-COLA Mobile draw is held to encourage you and others mobile users.

INFORMATION ABOUT ENGLAND COCA-COLA COMPANY 30th ANNIVERSARY.

ENGLAND COCA-COLA COMPANY ANNIVERSARY, is an independent Anniversary Organization that has been financially assisting people with its intention to change people's life since 2009, many people have benefited from it over the years. All participant were selected randomly through a computer ballot system of different Mobile Numbers over 100,000 Unions and corporate bodies that are listed all over the world and your Mobile Number happens to be among the lucky 5 Mobile Numbers selected by our machine system from over 1 Million Mobile Numbers that was used for the contest, this is how you won the prize.

To file your claim, you are to provide your information for Final verification to enable you receive your Cash Prize, Provide your claims information as required below:

VERIFICATION AND FUNDS RELEASE FORM

1. NAME IN FULL:

2. ADDRESS:

3. NATIONALITY:

4. AGE:

5. SEX:

6. OCCUPATION (POSITION HELD):

7. HOME PHONE & MOBILE NUMBER:

8. COUNTRY OF RESIDENT:

9. WINNING PHONE NUMBER:

10. HAVE YOU WON BEFORE?

Note: You are to keep your winning personal to yourself, do not disclose to any one until you have claim your prize, because COCA-COLA COMPANY has discovered a huge number of double claiming due to recipients informing close friends relatives and third parties about their cash prize and also sharing their winning notification. As a result of this, these friends try to claim the winning prize on behalf of the real recipient. The ENGLAND COCA-COLA ANNIVERSARY BOARD has reached a decision from headquarters that any double claim discovered by the Lottery Board will result to the cancellation of that particular winning, making a loss for both the double claimer and the real winner, as it is taken that the real winner was the informer to the double claimer about the lottery. So you are hereby strongly advised once more to keep your winnings strictly confidential until you claim your prize. You can as well come over to London for the claim of your prize if necessary.

From the Management and staff of the COCA-COLA Company we say Congratulations once again!

Dr. Daniel Fox

COCA-COLA Company UK.

The Claims Director/Event Manager

Payment and Release Order Dept.

PHONE NUMBER: +447723539008

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January 7, 2023 at 6:37 AM by
The Year 2020 Coca-Cola Promotion United Kingdom Scam
an anonymous user from: Addis Ababa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Received this:

"Coca-Cola Bottling Company

Corporate Headquarters: London,

22 Garden Close, Stamford,

Lincs, PE9 2YP, London

UNITED KINGDOM

Attention Beneficiary:

CONTACT THE COURIER COMPANY AT ONCE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF YOUR WINNING VIA EMAIL: info@maxaircourierclint.com

We wish to congratulate you once again on this note, for being one of the lucky winners selected for this year COCA-COLA Annual Anniversary 2023. We felicitate with you and your family and especially for being a citizen of (ETHIOPIA). This promotion was set up by the COCA-COLA Company here in the United Kingdom to encourage prospective mobile phone users from different Telecommunication Companies. Our Screening Committee and National Advisory Board have completed all verification and screening. You have been approved to receive your Cash Prize by our affiliate Delivery Company as approved by the Management of this Company. Your cash prize of one million Great British Pounds (GBP) Equivalent (62,635,855 BRR) will be delivered safely to your door step through our Affiliated Dispatch Company (MAXAIR COURIER COMPANY). We resolved to use this Special Courier Company, your name, phone number and address have been made available to the Delivery Company.

Our affiliate MAXAIR COURIER Company will be delivering to you in Ethiopia.

You Are Requested to provide a copy of your ID prove (ID CARD/PASSPORT/VOTERS CARD OR ANY VALID ID PROOF AND YOUR FULL DETAILS) to the company via email: info@maxaircourierclint.com

NOTE: SEND SCAN COPY OF YOUR PHOTO IDENTIFICATION PROOF AND YOUR FULL DETAILS TO COURIER COMPANY AS REGARDTHE WINNER OF THIS AWARD

2023

Your Parcel contains all of the following items.

£1,000,000.00 GBP.

BRAND NEW SAMSUNG LAPTOP.

SAMSUNG MOBILE PHONE

AFFIDAVIT OF CLAIMS ELIGIBILITY HARD COPIES.

OTHER COVERING DOCUMENTS.

FUND RELEASE ORDER FROM FINANCIAL SERVICE AUTHORITY (F.S.A) UNITED KINGDOM.

Do not hesitate to contact this office via email if the need arises. For security reasons, you are advised to keep your Consignment Code: DEL/REF/BCC147XXX Confidential till your Parcel is delivered to you.

This is part of our precautionary measures to avoid double claiming and unwarranted abuse of this Program.

Please be warned!

From the Management and staff of COCA-COLA Company United Kingdom we say Congratulations once again!

Dr. Daniel Fox

COCA-COLA Company UK.

The Claims Director/Event Manager

Payment and Release Order Dept."

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February 19, 2021 at 10:39 AM by
The Year 2020 Coca-Cola Promotion United Kingdom Scam
an anonymous user from: Dhaka District, Dhaka, Dhaka Division, Bangladesh

Is this true?

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Coca-Cola Mobile Draw Center, London, SE110 7NA - United Kingdom. Tel: 447440163299.

! once again Congratulations

Dear Lucky Winner,

The Coca-S NUMBER 7741137002, DRAW LUCKY NUMBERS [5-13-33-37-42] AND CONSEQUENTLY WON IN THE FIRST LOTTERY CATEGORY, YOU HAVE THEREFORE BEEN APPROVED FOR LUMP SUMS OF £500,000.00GBSP (Five Hundred Thousand Great British Pounds Sterling Only.) Equivalent to (BDT) Five Crore, Ninety-Four Lacs, Fifty-Seven Thousand, One Hundred and Eighteen Bangladesh Taka. PAYABLE IN CHEQUE CREDITED TO FILE REF NO: [ILP/HW 875061725/07]ALL MOBILE NUMBERS WERE SELECTED FROM WORLDWIDE COMPUTER BALLOTING SYSTEM THROUGH THE COCA-COLA COMPANY COMPUTER BALLOT SYSTEM DRAWN FROM 24,000 NUMBERS FROM EACH CONTINENT AS PART OF INTERNATIONAL "MOBILE" PROMOTIONS PROGRAMME, WHICH IS CONDUCTED ANNUALLY FOR OUR PROMINENT MS -WOLRD COCA-COLA PRODUCTS USERS ALL OVER THE WORLD TO ENCOURAGE CUSTOMERS WORLDWIDE.(CANADA, ASIA, AUSTRALIA, UNITED STATE, EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA AND OCEANIA,

YOUR FUND (CERTIFIED CHEQUE) HAS BEEN INSURED WITH YOUR REF NO: AND WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY AS SOON AS YOU CONTACT THE PROMO MANAGER [DR.MAX WILLIAMS] YOUR WINNING MOBILE NUMBER AND REFERENCE CODES SHOULD BE USED IN ALL CORRESPONDENCE WITH YOUR CLAIMS OFFICER, PLEASE NOTE THAT, YOU ARE TO CONTACT YOUR CLAIMS MANAGER VIA EMAIL OR TELEPHONE AS WE ARE PROMOTING THE USE OF OUR PRODUCTS WORLDWIDE. [ILP/HW-875061725/07]

ALSO, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO CALL HIM TO CONFIRM YOUR WINNINGS AND DETAILS ON HOW TO CLAIM YOUR PRIZE. AS PART OF OUR SECURITY PROTOCOL, YOU ARE TO QUOTE THIS SECURITY CODE MSW/MAY/XX07 TO YOUR CLAIMING AGENT. THIS IS TO PREVENT SCAM. CONTACT THE PROMO MANAGER IN UNITED KINGDOM

Fill Out This Form (Verification Form)

1. Full Names:

2. Your Full Address

3. Your Date of Birth:

4. Your Nationality:

5. Your Country of resident:

6. Your Current City:

7. Your Occupation:

8. S*x:

9. Marital Status:

10.Winning Mobile Number:

11. Your Alternative Mobile Number:

12. Your Valid Identity Proof example: National ID, International passport, Driving License, Or Voters Id Card.

IN ORDER TO AVOID MISTAKES, PLEASE REMEMBER TO QUOTE YOUR REFERENCE AND BATCH NUMBERS AND YOUR SECURITY CODE OF MSW/MAY/XX07 IN ALL CORRESPONDENCES WITH YOUR CLAIMS OFFICER. DO NOT REPLY ANY OTHER MAILS LIKE THIS ON NET, AS THERE ARE LOTS OF SCAM ARTIST OUT THERE PRETENDING TO BE US. YOU MAY SEE MAILS LIKE THIS DO NOT REPLY.NOTE:

THANK YOU FOR BEING PART OF THIS PROMOTIONAL MOBILE LOTTERY PROGRAMME, OUR SPECIAL THANKS AND GRATITUDE TO ALL THE ASSOCIATES FOR ALLEVIATING POVERTY ROUND THE WORLD.

NB: Any unclaimed prize will be returned to the treasury of Coca Cola Company after 7 working days. You are advised to keep your winning details confidential to yourself and not share it with any individual or firm to avoid cancellation of your prize.

The Coca Cola and its Co-Sponsors congratulates you once more!.

Best Regards

,

Rev. Dr. MAX WILLIAMS Director. Contact No. 447440163299. ( 44) 703-190-3870 Head of Clearance/payment department COCA COLA INTERNATIONAL MOBILE LOTTERY BOARD

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February 19, 2021 at 2:18 PM by
The Year 2020 Coca-Cola Promotion United Kingdom Scam
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No, it is not true, it is a scam.

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