Fwd: Payment amount: $ 500,000. us dollars

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From: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA <mail@info.com>
Date: Sun, May 19, 2013 at 1:04 AM
Subject: Payment amount: $ 500,000. us dollars
To:

Reserve Bank of India

regional office,

Foreign Remittance Department.

6, Sansad Marg 110 001,

New Delhi, India.

Payment file: RBI-DEL/id1033/11.

Payment amount: $ 500,000. us dollars.

RESERVE BANK OF INDIA OFFICIAL PAYMENT NOTIFICATION

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Please don't reply to this message, for any double claim will lead to

Disqualification of this Fund. Be Warned!!!

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Attn: Beneficiary,

The Foreign Exchange Transfer Department Reserve bank of India has decided

to bring to your attention, that you were listed as a beneficiary in the

recent schedule for payment of outstanding debts incurred by the BRITISH

GOVERNMENT Pending since 2007 to 2012 According to your file record with

your email address, Your payment is categorized as:

Contract type: Lottery/inheritance/ unpaid contract funds/ Undelivered

Lottery fund/

Furthermore, on the 2th of February, 2012, The Reserve Bank of India (RBI)

Governor, Dr D. Subbarao and Ban Ki-moon Secretary-General of the United

Nations met with the Senate Tax Committee on Finance RBI Mumbai/Delhi

branch. Regarding unclaimed funds which have been due for a long run, at

end of the meeting (RBI) Governor, Dr D. Subbarao mandate all unclaimed

funds to be release back to the beneficiary stating that it is an unfair

practice to withhold funds for government basket for one reason or the

other for tax accumulations or other process. Therefore, we are writing

this email to inform you that $500,000 USD (One Million USD) After the

GOVERNMENT OF INDIAN & R.B.I BANK takes their TAX, EQUIVALENT to INDIAN

RUPEES OF RS.2CORORS & 50LARKS INDIAN RUPEES will be release to you in

your name as its was sent from the British Government and , as it was also

committed to (RBI) Governor that Beneficiary will have to pay approval fee

of (6,500 INR only in cash deposit ) so that the assigned check from

United Kingdom issue from Barclays Bank can be approved for clearance in

India before it can be credited into your account provided by you. Hence,

you are therefore required to pay 6,500 INR only in cash deposit and

kindly send Xerox copy of pay in slip for confirmation.

NOTE: the approval fee (6,500 INR) Cannot be deducted from your check

because it has not been approved and its was also covered by the British

Government Security Policy with Insurance to reach into your account in

full value, Please you are advised to fill the form below and send it

immediately to assign Foreign transfer department for verification through

email below for prompt collection of your fund.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: the payment manager is from UK LONDON and he dont speak

Hindi, He only speak ENGLISH, if you cannot speak English, please find

someone to help you in case of contacting him on phone.

Manager Name SIR. MATHEW NEWMAN, in charges of foreign exchange E-mail:

rbi.delhi2@accountant.com

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Fill The Form Below and RETURN BACK IMMEDIATELY FOR PAYMENT:

1. Full Names:

2. Residential Address:

3. MOBILE NUMBER:

4. Occupation:

5. Sex:

6. Age:

7. Nationality:

8. Country:

9. Marital Status:

10. E-mail id:

11. Bank Name:

12. Account Number:

13. Account Holders Name:

14. Bank Branch

RESERVE BANK OF INDIA (CENTRAL BANK).

CONTACT TRANSFER DEPARTMENT

EMAIL: rbi.delhi2@accountant.com

Claim Your($ 500,000 00)

United State Dollars.

NOTE: If you are not the rightful owner of this E-mail Address

Please don't reply to this message, for any double claim will lead to

Disqualification of this Fund. Be Warned!!!

You are to keep all information away from the general public for security

reason

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