Fake email id reserve.bank60@accountant.com rbialert@rbi.org.in

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Subject: RBI TRANSACTION REMINDER 19.05.2017

Reserve Bank of India

Regional Office, Foreign Remittance Department.

6, Sansad Marg 110 001, New Delhi, India.

Date: 19/05/2017

Dear Customer,

Your huge funds transfer is pending for too long and is not advisable. Your respond to proceed this transaction is highly needed as soon as possible. It is advisable you take this transaction as your first priority to enable you achieve your financial dream.

This is to bring to your knowledge regarding your transaction with the India Central Bank Reserve Bank of India. Prompt response is required from you to complete this transaction as soon as possible.

You are herewith advise to revert back for the final completion of your funds transfer to your designated bank account. You are advised to act fast in completing this transaction to avoid further Transaction threat or complication in crediting your funds into your account.

Await your prompt response to enable us proceed further.

 

Mr. N. S. Vishwanathan

Deputy Governor, 

Deposit Insurance & Credit 

Guarantee Corporation (DICGC), 

Financial Stability Unit (FSU)

Good Bye 2016 & Happy New Year 2017

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