European Central Bank
60640 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
Dear Sir: Rolf Jürgensen
We have acknowledged your email.
We advise you to STOP giving details of your overseas transactions to your local banks especially Hamburger Sparkasse. Only the the European Central Bank (ECB) has authorization to verify your dealings / transactions outside Germany so you must STOP informing your local banks of your transactions and if you need to make overseas transfer you must use other banks.
We are currently investigating corruptions in Hamburger Sparkasse so you are advised to close your accounts, get your funds out of Hamburger Sparkasse and continue your overseas transaction.
This means that your business deals overseas is very secure and if you encounter any financial losses in the event of your business deals, the European Central Bank (ECB) will be liable for any losses and will refund all your money to you.
NOTE: Proceed with payment Tax of € 384,240 Euro through weekly installation of £ 20,000 GBP and £599,967.23 GBP
Yours faithfully,
Directorate General Communications
EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK
European Central Bank
60640 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
Dear Sir: Rolf Jürgensen
We wish to inform you that due to the after effect and continuous effect of the covid-19 on the economy, we will NOT be able to liquidate 331,000,000,000.00 EUR current bonds until 2023.
We have approved the below cross-border transactions
1. Bitcoin mining of a total of 3,086.14 BTC = €72,510,492.74 Euro and the funds will be credited to any bank account in Euro
2. Bitcoin mining fees £72,510 GBP
3. €10.5 million for the acquisition of Warwick Mansion.
4. Extra 4 x € 490,000.00 cross-border payments sent to Germany.
Proceed with the Bitcoin mining fees £72,510 GBP and we guarantee you a successful transaction/cross-border payments.
Yours faithfully,
Directorate General Communications
EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK
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