scam letter from royal bank of scotland/Mr. Miller McLean

This is mail and numbers recieved from susan wilson for transfer of money

kindly confirm if this is a fraud
PLEASE TRY AND SEND MAIL TO THE BANK FOR CONFIRMATIONSaturday, 12 March, 2011 11:34 PM
From: This sender is DomainKeys verified"Susan Wilson" <[email protected]>Add sender to Contacts
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Darling ,
How are you today?.I believe that you are doing well.I'm fine here, with all hopes to meet with you immediately after the transfer of my money to your position for a better life.
The contact information of the bank where my late father deposited the money is as follows:

The Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc,
49 Charing Cross, Westminster
London, SW1A 2DX
Manager contact :Mr. Miller McLean

Email : [email protected]

Phone number : +441-312-084-524
Fax Number : 00442-079-003-098

Already i have informed this bank about my intention to claim my late father's deposit of which my name appears as the next of kin.
The only thing the bank told me is to look for a foreign partner who will assist me in the transfer due to my refugee status here in Senegal,as a refugee i am not allowed direct claim of the money but through an appointed representative as the united refugee law governing refugee all over the world states.Based on this information i will like you to send an email to the customerservice /Transfer department of the bank today.

May God bless you as you do this and try to inform me after you contact the bank ok .
Have a nice day.

Yours Susan

Domain will be reported - Michael

I'm sorry to have to tell you that this is another scam ischabra.

The scammer has gone to the trouble of setting up a fake internet domain so that his mails 'look' as if they have come from the Royal Bank of Scotland but it's not real. Look here

http://www.rbs-onlineservice.com/

This site is under construction

You cannot claim inhertance funds on behalf of someone else. There is no need to do it and it isn't possible. If he wants to pay you money, or instruct the bank to pay you money as he claims to be the true owner, he can do that.

He is a scammer and needs to invent a reason for you to pay him money, with the lie that you will receive a lot of money afterwards. It won't happen and he will just steal your money.

It is just a slightly different version of the other scam mail.