419 scam email from Mr. Stephen Hester Former Chief Executive Office Royal Bank of Scotland Rbs Scotland rbsscotland20@gmail.com rbs_scotland4@gmail.com

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date: Mon, Mar 9, 2015 at 4:10 AM
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Royal Bank of Scotland United Kingdom
Edinburgh Corporate Office
36 St Andrew Square
Edinburgh EH2 1AF United Kingdom
http://www.rbs.co.uk/ corporate.ashx
Email: rbs_scotland4@gmail.com



Dear

This is Mr  Stephen Hester, former Chief Executive Officer, Royal Bank
of Scotland (RBS) United Kingdom.

I wish to inform you that the sum of £7,5 billion was raised by the
World Bank for payment/settlement of all outstanding debts owed to
many contractors and inheritance fund and to reduce poverty through
investing in people. This good news development was decided after the
joint meeting between the World Bank, International Monitory fund,
United Nation, Paris Clubs and Royal Bank of Scotland
(RBS) United Kingdom.

So far only few individual have been paid, with a Large part of the
money still left unpaid.

Am contacting you now,because I would like to present you as one of
the beneficiary of the sum of the £16,500,000.00 as all attempt to
contact some of them beneficiary has been in vain.

I want to present you as one of the beneficiary of the fund in the
excess of £16,500,000.00.The money will be paid into your account in
your home country.

In this regard I wish to inform you that the a batch  payment of the
settlement money to the tune of £16,500,000.00 has  now  been approved
and ready for payment in this first quarter payment of the year 2015.

I need the following details to enable me start the processing of the
fund to your name.

1- Full name and address
2-Current account coordinates
3-Current contact number

The sharing modalities  would not be a problem between us.Please total
discretion is required,because of people involved in this transaction.

The payment will be paid to you through telegraphic wire transfer
system,via test telex KTT or by MT 760 swift transmission
accordingly.Your urgent response is required.

Yours Sincerely

Mr. Stephen Hester,
Former Chief Executive Office,
Royal Bank of Scotland
(RBS) United Kingdom