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by jes Sat Mar 22, 2014 9:31 am
CUSTOMER CARE.
WOOLWICH BANK OF LONDON UNITED KINGDOM.
29 Lakedale Road,Plumstead,
SE18 1PP London.
Head Of Operations (Dr.Terry Williams)

Your Reference:Jesiebel Andujar Solano,

We have received your email and its contents well noted with regards To setting up an account with us. We want you to know that our online Accounts are accessible 24/7 And transfers are handled interactively by clients from our user-friendly account home page with just a click On the TRANSFER Button.

Attached to this email and return. We have different online accounts and these have different opening Balance depending on which of the account you will like us to set up for you. We are sorry deductions are not possible on a dormant account. Mr. Ahmed Hassan's account is dormant as it has not been operated for some time now.

This is the sole reason you have to activate an account with us so the funds can be moved into the new account you will set up.
ACCOUNTS & THEIR MINIMUM DEPOSIT
1) SAVINGS ACCOUNT: This has a minimum deposit of $1,500.00
2) CURRENT ACCOUNT: This has a minimum deposit of $1,200.00
3) DEPOSIT ACCOUNT: This has a minimum deposit of 2,100.00
4) PREMIUM ACCOUNT: This has a minimum deposit of 1,000.00
All accounts have full options banking amenities and includes a Free Card, credit/debit balance print out while Deposit and Premium accounts have overdraft facility
Inclusive. Account types 2, 3 and 4 are Advisable for very large International transactions. NOTE that the minimum deposit belongs to you as this will be in your Account before any transfer activities occur.

Please you are require to make a choice of an account which will be sweet able and best for your funds to be credited on it before the transfer to your account in Philippines. we are sorry for not information you that barrister David is late.
We received a mail from the his senior lawyer three two days ago that he had an accident on In way coming from office. It’s a very sad new and you are very lucky that he the needed document were on your name. We can as well carry out with your transfer immediately your account set up with us are active. You are required to set up a Non-Resident Online/Offshore account with us before transfers can be conducted. As soon as all necessary verification is concluded, you will have your account setup.

Please note that Account and Operation Department, reserves the right to decline Payments/transfers if any irregularities are noticed. Please Note the WOOLWICH BANK Will not attend to anybody not on till you received your value funds of $21,000,000,00 on your nominated bank account in Philippines.

BELOW DETAILS OF ACCOUNT FOR TRANSFER CONFIRMATION.

2. YOUR BANK DETAILS:
a. Bank Name:
b. Account Holders Name:
c. A/c Number:
d. Routing Number:
e. Bank Address:
With regards your transfer with us, you are now advice to make a choice of an account and respond to our email as urgent because we will not be able to keep this transfer more than two working days to avoid you lost of funds in our custody
International Transfer Monitory Office.
The Director Foreign Operations, International Remittance Department..

Thank you and Have a nice day.

*Opening hours 9am-8pm Monday to Friday, Saturday 9am-1pm. To maintain a quality service, we may monitor or record phone calls.

"Woolwich" is a trading name of Barclays Bank PLC. Barclays Bank PLC is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. Barclays Bank PLC.

Registered in England. Registered no: 1026167.

We appreciate your understanding and I hope to hear from you soon.

Thanks and best regards,
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by Dotti Sat Mar 22, 2014 10:22 am
It's a total scam.

There is a real woolwich bank, but you are not talking to them. Notice that the scammers are using a yahoo email address. It is a free address that is not connected to the bank in any way. These scammers just create emails (and websites sometimes too) using the names of real banks in order to make their victims think that they are real.

The truth is, there is no millions of dollars. There is no barrister. Nobody was in an accident and died. There are only African scammers (the writing tells me they are African creating fake stories invented for the sole purpose of stealing your money.

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by TerranceBoyce Sun Mar 23, 2014 7:33 am
As Dotti says, it is a complete lie with the ultimate intention of stealing money from you jes. You won't get a penny/cent from the scammer.

The amusing point is that what the scammer is suggesting is illegal and no real banker would suggest it, otherwise he would himself be a criminal.

The email proves you're dealing with a criminal, even if he's not lying (but he is) and because of this it isn't really a very good scam because a criminal only has one intention, and that is to steal money from you.

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by jolly_roger Sun Mar 23, 2014 10:42 am
I see this being your first posting jes. I'm happy you asked the question because as the other members have indicated, the scammer is trying to fool you. The mistakes the scammer made will put you in good stead to simply ignore the silly tosspot. Your best course of action is to have no further communications with the fraudster and simply put it down to one of life's unpleasant experiences. The scammer will quickly get the message you won't be scammed and will leave you alone.
by tazmanian Tue Mar 25, 2014 10:39 am
Hi Jes,

I knew this was a scam within the first five lines, because I have never received a letter from my bank where the sender needs to use the title "Dr. ..." in their heading. This is a giveaway of scammers, because they think throwing respected titles around adds to their credibility.

The replies above are all good ones.

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