Federal Reserve Board of Governors, Account Suspended ??

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK of NEW YORK
33 Liberty St, New York, NY 10045,
United States.
website: www.ny.frb.org

Attn: XXXXXXXXXXX


This is to inform you that after verifying your inheritance payment from UN humanitarian office here, be informed that the fund will be in a suspend account until you reconfirm to us how you wish the fund to reach your custody having understood that the fund cannot be credited directly to your account with XXXXXXX BANK due to low income tax and lack of international transfer insurance bond from the country origin of the fund.

So, as soon as you indicated the mode or choice of the payment that will be more convenient to you or permit us to choose for you with your assurance to comply with our modality, the bank where your fund is being suspended will reach you with full payment option which might interest.

However, i am very sorry for having not reply to you earlier before now, it is because of the process your payment is being going through. Get back to us immediately with your advise.


Regards
The Secretary to,
Ben S. Bernanke, Chairman,
Federal Reserve Board of Governors

typical 419 Advance Fee Fraud scam. there is no money or inheritance, the only money that exists is the money they want off you to pay for the "transfer" fee.

needless to say, official bank documents dont have the appalling spelling and grammar found in this letter.

scam. From their own page : http://www.ny.frb.org/aboutthefed/tips_ ... aints.html

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