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Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Type of a scam Credit Cards
From: Michael Nelson <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, March 3, 2023, 13:17
To: N************* <n***********@outlook.com>
Subject: Loan Approved
Hello,
G***** G*******
We are pleased to inform you that your application for an online loan has been approved successfully for the amount of $5000 & the amount is ready to be transferred in your account.
Please check the loan approval letter for $5,000.
Advance America USA.
If you are still interested in this loan please call us back as soon as possible to process this application, and your Loan Approval Number is:-
APZ 5068
Thanks & Regards,
Advance America USA
Loan Representative
Michael Nelson.
(469) 305-3671
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(469) 305-3671
Advance America USA.
Then there was an attachment with 7 pages of terms and conditions, things like monthly payments, percentage rates ect.. signed by a Keith Appleton(Sr. Manager). Looked pretty convincing, but I noticed it wasnt from a business email address but from a gmail account so I googled the phone number of Advance America's customer service which was , of course, a different number. i called and they assured me that the email wasn't from them because their emails all come from an address ending in [email protected],. So glad I did my homework and didnt call the scammer giving him my personal info.</n***********@outlook.com></[email protected]>