Fraud email

hello friend,
please look into the email in which i received stating that i have won the price of worth one million pounds.
i have the good reputation towards your company Because of these emails i was surprised regarding the security that your company providing to the customers
please look into this and reply me via email.
Thanks and regards,
madhu krrishnaa
Hewlett-Packard
[text removed for privacy]
To,
[text removed for privacy]
Attention:Winner
This is to inform you that your Demand Draft has been processed and forwarded to Pacific Delivery Services,
UK for onward delivery to you in your contact address.
Your PARCEL contains Two HP Laptops A coveringdocument of money laundering protection,Letter of Affidavit
for Claims from the British Government,Insurancepapers as well as Winning Certificate are the relevant documents
would be couriered to you along sideyour Demand Draft(1,000,000.00 Pounds Sterling).
You are therefore to contact the Dispatch officer Pacific Delivery Services,Mr. Morgan Arthur as stated below
for Status of Parcel Delivery.
Do state your full Names,Contact cell and address as well as your Order No:010847
Contact Address of Courier Company
MR. MORGAN SMITH ARTHUR
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Note that your won prize is not deductible because of a hard cover insurance policy protecting
you claims in accordance with article 44 sub sections 144 of the UK Gaming Commission.
Congratulation once more, please do contact Pacific Delivery Services, United Kingdom for the
immediate courier of your demand draft along side other documents.
Thanks
Yours Faithfully
David Henry
Clearance officer
Hewlett-Packard
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