from: Renata Dessallien <renatadessllien@gmail.com>
date: Feb 16, 2021, 2:46 PM
subject: Re: Attention:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention:
I have discussed this issue with Mahesh Kumar Jain who works as the
Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank (RBI) and he told me that the best
thing to do is to open an account in your name with the RBI for funds
transfer to your private account. He just got back to me now that the
request has been granted by the Chief Executives of the Reserve Bank
of India hence you are requested to follow the account opening
procedure immediately. Therefore, you need to contact them at the
below contacts details and inquire the process to make the transfer
works.
Name: Shri Shaktikanta Das
Email: info.rbi0021@zohomail.eu
Governor Reserve Bank of India
Please keep me updated as your funds are now with the RBI for transfer.
Warmest
Mrs. Renata Dessellien
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