Is the message from <[email protected]> offering 250 miles from signing for some golf promotion a scam?

It reads: " Flying Blue Golf, enrol for free and earn 250 Award Miles
Dear Mr MASTER@FLYERTALK,

If you are keen on golf, enrol now for free at Flying Blue Golf. This unique club
is dedicated to travelling golfers. It offers a range of exclusive benefits and services, together with special offers on innovative GPS golf packages from Clicks Mobile Golf GPS. Best of all, you can enrol in Flying Blue Golf for free! Sign up before 30 June 2008 and you will also receive 250 Award Miles.
Simply visit www.flyingbluegolf.com


Flying Blue Golf gives you a world of privileges
Some of the exclusive benefits are:

* Meet other golfers and arrange games through our online community
* Learn tips and tutorials using our Flying Blue Golf Academy
* Free vouchers for access to the best indoor golf ranges in Europe
* Earn 3 Award Miles for every euro spent at our online Pro Shop

Please visit the Flying Blue Golf website for more information. "

The mail links to a webpage that looks a bit like a real promotion, but then the links on the page (e.g. Terms and Conditions) link to irrelevant (i.e. general, not directly related to the alleged promotion) pages on AF and KLM pages.

All in all there is something that looks very fishy, but I cannot put my finger on it.

Even more confusingly, it seems to have the authentic name and Flying Blue membership number, but then it asks again for those details, as well as date of birth, address and plenty of stuff that a genuine FF programme would already have in database.

Anyone?


P.S. <Edit> Of course, it's about who has my details and how/why, not the 250 miles.