I have received an email from EAAS Headquarters Amsterdam Holland that I won $250,000.00. Is this for real?

AZIM CHAMBERS,
FIDUCIARY AGENT YAHOO PROMOTION LOTTERY,
ADDRESS:No. 20A JALAN HANNAN CHEW,
KUALA LUMPUR , MALAYSIA .



Attention:waleed



This is to notify you on the procedures of making claims of your won prize which is not to be argued or dance to your tone.



This chamber has no interest on your decision of living or claiming your won prize. Therefore, you are advised to follow up the lay down rules and regulations to claim your money or forfeit it or come down to Malaysia for your won prize as part of our security procedure to make sure no one claims your won prize.



Once again, we will not be responsible for any delay that may lead to cancellation of your won prize.



Best Regards
Barr. Azim Mohd Ngan.
+.+6012 3470344

This is a SCAM.

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hey i don't believe that much in these thing because i had won maybe not in the same company or lotto but they told i have won more than 1 million dollar i don't think they are true but i am not sure i had the same question :D

it is a scammmm.....i received this kind of letter few years back,,,they get your address from somewhere off the internet,,,they even asked my to give them my bank account so they could deposit the money,,,,,ignore the letter