from: ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND - LONDON <agentjohnfish@gmail.com>
date: Apr 3, 2026, 4:53 AM
subject: DEAR SIR. DID YOU AUTHORIZED MR. CHARLES ISAAC TO RECEIVE YOUR UNPAID FUNDS ON YOUR BEHALF?
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ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND - LONDON
250 Bishopsgate 8th Floor London, EC2M 4AA United Kingdom
TEL: +44 703 199 9798
WEBSITE: http://www.rbs.co.uk
Mr. Charles Isaac
Date: 03- 04- 2026
Dear Sir,
This letter is to inform you that an arrangement has been concluded with our Correspondence Bank (HSBC TRUST BANK - NEW YORK - USA) to remit your approved Contract , Inheritance/ Lotto Winning fund into your nominated bank account. We the staff of Royal Bank of Scotland - London are saddened by the lackadaisical attitude you have exhibited so far in the due process of your payment, which has been put in motion since.
I, Director on Foreign Payment and in accordance with the credit cover of (RBS) duly adopted by the British Council on Foreign Payment as requested for a fund movement cover in your favor. I am compelled to advise you to contact Mrs. Joy Biden, Director, International Remittance Department, HSBC TRUST BANK - NEW YORK - USA, for the urgent payment of your unpaid fund; contact her on her Official Telephone Number: +1 (415) 808 5556 Ext. 010 or through her Official email:
EMAIL: joy.biden@us.hsbc.com
EMAIL: bidenjoy884@aol.com
CONTACT TEL: +1 (917) 383 2627 Ext. 101
In view of several efforts already made by us to contact you for the following reasons:
1. Her Office desks have just received a sworn affidavit to re-route your payment into a new bank account number as stated by Prudential Bank and Trust Co (Zamora Branch) Account #: 5068-11178, by MR. CHARLES ISSAC from the United States of America whose photograph appeared above, claimed that he is one of your directors, with two of his CANADIAN partners MR BRYON YAMADA and DR WILLIAM DAN, former staff of TD BANK Canada.
2. Please, confirm to Mrs. Joy Biden of HSBC TRUST BANK - NEW YORK immediately if you have instructed anyone to appoint an attorney or agent on your behalf.
3. Please, also, confirm to her if you have authorized them through your agents to issue cash call payment remittance to them on your behalf.
4. Please, also, confirm if you have authorized an attorney to change your banking particulars to the following particulars stated below:
BANK OF AMERICA (BOA)
TEXAS, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
ACC: NO: 0213345267
ACC: NAME: CHARLES ISSAC
ROUTING NO.: 5431095
5. Also confirm if you have authorized an attorney or agents to execute any company mandate as the sole and authentic beneficiary of your money/fund the remittance, which is now ready with them for payment.
We have decided to contact you because the conduct of the three (3) men became suspicious due to the unsatisfactory information they provided concerning this transfer, trying also to influence the officer’s in the data processing room and as a result, they decided to give them two (2) days appointments ahead to enable me to make necessary verification from you hence we have your number kindly advise them appropriately whether he is acting on your permission and instruction or not. We hope you will avail yourself of the opportunity by complying with the above directive to enable HSBC TRUST BANK USA to pay you correctly without any further delay. Already, their associates have requested them to place a cash call order in their favor on your behalf, but they discovered that your signature was forged. We hope you will avail yourself of the opportunity by complying with the above directive, so as to enable them to release your fund as scheduled.
Treat as very urgent please.
Best regards.
John Fish.
Director, Foreign Payment.
Royal Bank of Scotland,
London-England.
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