Between the erratic capitalization and punctuation, and the multiple grammatical errors ("in active Accounts", "Owners who refuses to Participate", "loose" for

Between the erratic capitalization and punctuation, and the multiple grammatical errors ("in active Accounts", "Owners who refuses to Participate", "loose" for "lose", etc.) this is almost certainly a phishing attack. If you fill in the form, you'll be giving it to someone who wants to use it to take control of your gmail account. (My spam folder is full of requests for passwords to email accounts, online banking accounts, and so forth, most of which don't exist --- they're betting that if they send out a ton of these, a significant fraction will go to people who really do have, say, Wells Fargo online banking, and a fraction of those will be silly enough to disgorge their passwords.)