Suspicious email in re:Lottery winner

I received two emails this mornjng, they read exactly as follows: Mr.Andrew Wilson,Foreign Service Manager, Tolpits Lane,Watford WD 18 9RN United Kingdom Tel:+44 787 224 7473 Fax:+44 871 503 4785 E-mail:Winner@linfieldpromo/zzn.com Dear Email Owner Linfield Promo wishes to inform you of the results of this years E-mail address ballot lottery international program held on 28.05.2010 by Linfield Promo,United Kingdom. E-mail addresses were selected by our computer ballot system through our Information Network Online. This Award serves to compensate all internet users and shoppers worldwide. Sponsored by Major shopping companies in United Kingdom. Your mail account have been picked as a winner of a lump sum pay out of Eight hundred and ninety-one thousand, nine hundred and thirty-four British pound (J891,934.00)Please note that your lucky winning ticket file and number falls within our United Kingdom booklet representative office in Watford (UK) as indicated in your ballot played coupon. In view of this, your Contact our Fiduciary agents immediately to commence of your lottery prize by providing details below. 1. Full Name: 2. Reference Number/Ticket Number:3.Age/Occupation:4. Winning email Address: 5.Address:6,Phone Number:7.Fax Number:8.Country E-mail:winner@linfieldpromo.zzn.com (Then it gives the reference, batch, and draw numbers) It closes: Mary Buxton, Award coordinator, "Please do not reply back to the senders address or the source email address,this notification is sent automatically via computer virtual notification to winning email addresses and a response will not be attended by human but computer"contact the fiduciary agents above." I sent this exactly as I received it because I was told you might have the authors of this email investigated and possibly shut down if this is indeed a scam as I suspect, not only because of the grammatical and spelling errors in it, but because of the questions they want me to answer if I should reply. It seems the only thing they do not want to know is my Social Security # and how much I weighed at birth. I did some research of Watford, United Kingdom and could not find anything on "Linfield Promo" Please tell me if you think this is ligit????

i received two e-mails this week both are identical to your e-mail. I also received a follow up e-mail "reminding" me of a dead line to "process my winnings" this morning. I believe it is a scam and I would delete them if I were you. I did.