A few vital bits missing from this scam email (such as the source), and its purpose is not known.. but certainly it is not genuine.  There’s also a telephone number attached which is in South Africa. More on this scam here.

Subject: Blackberry Storm Promotion.

Dear All,   Blackberry is giving away  free phones as part of their promotional drive.   All you need to do is send a copy of this email to 8 people; and you will receive your phone in less than 24 hrs. Please note that if you send to more than 20 people you will receive two phones.     Please do not forget to send a copy to:   With Regards,   Amanda Lee (Marketing Manager) Office Number: 0027 11 7838512

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