I received the following e-mail - is it a scam?

From: Promotion of Microsoft (* E-mail address is removed from the privacy *)
Envoy: Thursday, may 25, 11 19:49
TO:

Promotion of Microsoft
20 craven Park, Harlesden
London NW 10, UK

Ref: 007/WBT/09
Lot: 809665G

Dear WINNER!

Microsoft has successfully organized a contest this anniversary year, your email address was attached to a number of ticket (s)
22-16-65-22-70-31 (09), which subsequently won you 650,000.00 GBP (Six hundred and fifty thousand Great Britain pounds) as one of the 10 jackpot
winners in the draw.

Contact the agent of your winning claims: Ref No., lot no., ticket number, full name, address, occupation, country, Tel, age.

AGENT:
************************************************
Mr. Williams Phill
Fiduciary agent
Promotion of Microsoft
E-mail: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy *.
*************************************************

Good luck and congratulations to you.

Sincerely,

Mogens Rasmussen
Promotion of Microsoft
© 2011 Microsoft.

 

"Microsoft customers are often the target of fraud Lottery (also known as Lottery scams), which uses fake messages claiming that the recipient has won"The Lottery Microsoft."

There is no Microsoft Lottery and if you receive this kind of e-mail it was sent by criminals in an attempt to steal the money from you."

Please read:
What is the Microsoft Lottery scam?
Avoid scams that use the Microsoft name fraudulently

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