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I didn't believe him i know he is a Red Flag. I blocked him and report. Hey, I think I have something similar going on. Did he send you some selfies two? If I ask for webcam he always said there is something with my phone. I don't think he is the man behind all pictures he sended me.
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I'm so heart broken because I really felt in love with the man. Granddaughter WAS!!! At home. I'm in the beginning stage of a classic scam. A male claiming to be my son, said he'd had an accident requiring stitches to his mouth accounting for my difficulty understanding him and he put "his lawyer" on. The 'lawyer', with a Brooklyn accent, told me that my son had been in an auto accident having gone through a red light and colliding with another vehicle while on his phone.
He had been arrested and charged with reckless driving. The 'lawyer' is to call me early tomorrow with instructions how and to whom I am to forward the money. Despite instructions to not call anyone in our family because of my Son's embarressment, I called my Son and confirmed what I suspected. He was AOK and I was being scammed. I have since reported the above to the Police and am looking forward to following their suggestion and telling the Scammer to get lost. I know a lady live be side me is being scam out lot of money she send him to a month she think she talking to a white man in the service but she not he from Nigeria name johnny ovenerme or mark Robertson.
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Search form Search. Scammers create fake emergencies to get your money. Share this page Facebook Twitter Linked-In. July 3, by Carol Kando-Pineda. Attorney, Division of Consumer and Business Education. He needs bail money right away. If you get a call or message like this, what to do?
Check it out before you act. E ven if the person who contacted you told you not to. Anyone who demands payment in these ways is always, always, always a scammer.
These payment methods are like giving cash — and nearly untraceable, unless you act almost immediately. If you sent money to a family emergency scammer, contact the company you used to send the money wire transfer service, bank, gift card company, or cash reload card company and tell them it was a fraudulent transaction. Ask to have the transaction reversed, if possible.
Report the message or call at FTC. Tagged with: family , imposter , scam. Blog Topics:. Thanks, FTC.
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Keep up the good work! LorenzoT July 3, reply. Great information Thank you and keep it up! Cynic July 3, reply. Thank you!
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I thought the government could only make things worse? Mary August 8, reply. There is a special place for these criminal scammers who prey on older folks and swindle them out of their savings and it's called PRISON! Spread the word: teach your parents and grandparents, friends and neighbors to never pursue any financial transaction without going over it with family members to ensure it is legitimate. And report anything that appears suspicious - these criminals can't be caught if they aren't reported.
This week I have received over 9 phone calls stating I am about to be "taken into custody by the local police" due to "four serious allegations pressed against me. I blocked the first number and just this afternoon received the same call from another number. I notified the no call list. Would love for these frauds to be found and jailed.
How do I find out if a company is legitimate from their website? They want to help us recover money we were scammed out of. If someone says they can get your money back, be very careful. They might be scammers who will take your money or personal information.