msn driver scanHave you received a email from YAHOO/MSN LOTTERY? Is it a big Scam lottery?

YAHOOMSN/MICROSOFT LOTTERY,
HOME OFFICE: 177 FULHAM CENTRE RD,
Z4 2-J UNITED KINGDOM.
Reference Number MS-475061723

Dear Sir/Madam

On Behalf of Yahoo/Msn Microsoft Lottery Board, We are pleased to inform you
of the result of the just concluded annual final draws of YAHOO/MSN &
MICROSOFT LOTTERY PROGRAM.

After this automated computer ballot, your e-mail address emerged as one of
sixteen winners in the category \\"A\\" You are therefore been approve to
claim the total sum of 1, 000,000.00 (One Million Pounds Sterling) with the
information below:

Batch number.....................YM 09102XN
Reff number.......................YM35447XN
Winning number...................YM09788

EVENTS MANAGER Name: Mr. Ahmed Abdul
E-mail: msncostumercentre@hawamail.com
Tel: + 447024018547/+447024012639

We request you to please call immediately to verify your winning and to msn driver scanknow
the nest procedures of your claim.

Do fill out the claims form to Mr. Ahmed Abdul., in other to process the
claims of your prize.

1. FullName:............
2. Address:...........
3. Nationality:...........
4. Sex:.............
5. Age:....Date of Birth......
6. Occupation:..........
7. Home Tel:. Mobile Tel:....Fax:.
8. State of Origin:...Country:....
9. Scanned copy of International Passport Or Driver's License.
10. How we you like to receive your winning prize?
(A) Bank Transfer...
(B) Cheque Delivery...

Congratulations, once more from the entire Management and Staffs of MSN/YAHOO
AND MICROSOFT COMPANY to all our lucky winners of this year.

Best Regards
Dr. Mrs. Hilary Schneider
Lottery Co-ordinator
(Msn/Yahoo Lottery Games/Lottery Coordinate

Notice from Yahoo

There is no lottery
MSN has the same noticemsn driver scan on their site
No lottery contacts winners by email.
Oh my gosh.. I just saw they asked for a copy of your drivers license or passport. They may be doing identity theft here...besides an advance fee scam.
I dont know who you'd call in Singapore. Try the police and see if they can help you.

If you reply to that, you would be asked to pay a fee to release the prize only the prize doesn't exist.

That email will have been sent to thousands of people at once, scammers use bots to pick up addresses posted on the internet.

To avoid this in future, don't post your email address anywhere, your account can get so clogged up that it becomes unusable.
It's a scam. Just delete it.