Fondazion Di Vittorio is back again

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From: Fondazion Di <fondation_vittor@bellsouth.net>

Date: Apr 22, 2007 8:30 PM

Subject: Urgent Notification.

To: info@eco.com





Fondazion Di Vittorio, ITALY

http://www.fondazionedivittorio.it

BATCH NO: (N-222-6747,E-900-56)



Congratulations as we bring to your notice, The Foundazion di Vittorio has chosen you by the board of trustees as one of the final recipients of a cash Grant/Donation for your own personal, educational, and business development.



To celebrate the 30th anniversary program, We are giving out a yearly donation of US$500,000.00 (Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) to 40 lucky recipients, as charity donations/aid from the VittorioFoundation, ECOWAS, EU and the UNO in accordance with the enabling act of Parliament. which is part of our promotion To file for your claim you are to fill out below information and send it to the Payment Remitance Office Via their email contact address:



Full Name:..............................

Residential Address:.................

Occupation:..............................

Country::...................................

Telephone:...............................

Fax Number:............................

Sex:..........................................

Age:........................................

Next of Kin:..............................

Winning Batch No:....................



After the Form Understated been fill,You are to forwarded it to the payment Remitance office in United Kingdom Below Their contact information so as to speed up the processing of your claim as soon as possible.



(Payment Remitance Contact)

Mr John Slaughter

E-Mail: fondation_vittorio99@yahoo.it





Also in order to avoid unnecessary delays and complications, remember to quote your batch

numbers and the following details; in all your correspondence message.



Best Regards.

Mr. Carlo Ghezzi

Foundation President.







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