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chevyautocompany@aol.com

Date01/09/2026
Fraudulent emailchevyautocompany@aol.com
Scam contents--
GENERAL MOTORS { GMC }
300 Chestnut Ridge Rd.
Woodcliff Lake, NJ 45177
USA.

GMC LOTTERIE 2026,

I am Mrs. Mary Barra. President and CEO GMC/ Chevrolet Automobile
Company, USA. Congratulations to you as I bring to your notice this year
results of the CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILE COMPANY (GMC) 2026 email draws, we
know that some of you out there are die-hard fans and lovers of GENERAL
MOTORS, this promotional draws was held to thank all our active and
non-active online customers, you may not have Voluntarily entered for
this draws, but all participants were selected through a computer random
ballot system drawn from email addresses and Facebook accounts of
individuals and companies from all over the world. The draws were held
on 31st of March 2025 and results are being officially announced today
by our Coordinators. Your e-mail address drew the lucky winning numbers
34172835-456 and consequently made you a winner in this year draws.

You have therefore won a Check of US$1,600,000.00 Dollars ( One Million
Six Hundred Thousand Dollars Only ) and a Brand New Silverado Pickup
Truck, which is the winning payout for this year.

To ascertain the legitimacy and authenticity of your winning, provide
the below information to me;
Full Name:
Contact Address:
Phone Number:
Age & Gender:
Country:

Despite this favorable Prize, We are determined to have zero tolerance
for any breach of the code of ethics and our winners privacy are
protected.

Yours Truly,
Mrs. Mary Barra
President and CEO General Motors, United States
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