SPAM in my email containing www.staatsloterij.nl

I received the following email from jfb5@free.fr:

"BATCH: 573881545-NL/2007 REF NO: 9590 ES 9414 BATCH: 573881545-NL/2007 FROM DESK OF PROMOTION MANAGER{MICRO/STATES GLOBAL EMAIL LOTTERY} www.staatsloterij.nl YOUR EMAIL ID HAS WON $1,500,000.00(ONE Million,Five Hundred Thousand USD) in the first category of our computer ballot email lottery.   No ticket was sold but it  is to encourage internet users. To claim your winning, contact the Paying Bank office: NAME :laagstehypotheekofferte Bank.nl Mr. woolley Andrew Contact E:mail: LaagstenLbank5@yahoo.com.hk         Tel: +31-61-693-1946         Fax: +31-84-724-9563 Send the following to the claim departmen:Full names,Address,Age, Occupation,Phone/Fax no,Ref No,Batch No.Name: Mr.Paul Leech For:  Mr.Paul Leech AMSTERDAM-NETHERLANDS.

It definitely appears to be SPAM:

TIP: When an emailer you're not familiar with emails from one email address then asks you to write to another email address, it's more often than not, spam.

EXAMPLES: If it involves something that a lot of people would want, it's usually SPAM. I.e. You won an amazingly expensive tour de world, or a cagillion dollars is waiting here, all we need is you to email us, maybe give us a little bit of information (because we're so rich we can give you a cagillion dollars, but can't afford to look up your phone number), or even, "I'm a hot wet blonde man or woman, you take your pick, just email me and i have a website with cams and pics that i put up there for you, epescially because i've never met you before and enjoy trusting strangers with my naked body and meeting them in person, as i suggested in the email"

Those are fine examples of spam.

Let's take the email we're looking at here... It's entirely in English, yet the website (www.staatsloterij.nl) is entirely in another language, that right there is a pretty sure sign.

Likely here, (though not always) the scammer wants someone to reply, and the domain may or may not be really related to the email at all. Sometimes they do make fake domains (and when I say domain, I mean... www.youwinmoneywithouthavingtoenter.com or winlotsrealeasy.us)... So don't always judge, especially without GOOGLE.

 Here's other helpful links regarding THIS specific piece of spam:

http://www.consumerfraudreporting.org/lotterysamStaatsL.php

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20061220154149AASRLYa