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I was told that I had to set up a Zelle account to receive money from my insurance company. I had difficulty registering for a Zelle account and the representative Ezie Tanner Bennet told me that I had to buy a target gift card in the amount of $490. Then the representative (who I thought was Zelle) told me to buy 4 more gift cards in the same amount. The representative got access to my bank account. Thankfully I did not buy the 4 additional gift cards. I lost $490

They keep claiming they’re from PayPal and that they’re recharging me a balance of three 5859 they send me an invoice and everything

i was looking for a company to manage my rental property rental payments so that the tenants can pay the rent to the managing company. I found that according to the web site Chase Bank offered this program thru their commerical division in Irvine, CA under the Story JPMORGAN Program. I completed the in formation requested on line which included the number of rental units and the location of the units. The representative Bailey Martinez was to contact me to go over a video showing what the program was able and how they would be managing the rental income for me. I never got a call back from Bailey Martinez. After not getting a call from Bailey Martinez, I contacted the local Chase Bank and was told they were not aware of this program. I was given the telephone number for the Chase Branch in Irvine, CA and was told they did not have such a problem.

On this website it showed how they collect the rental payments, provide a spread sheet showing the accounting of the rental income and the names of the tenants and the amount of rent paid. This then would be posted to your account.

I did receive an email from bailey.martinez @jpmorgan. com confirming that they would contact me to show me a demo of all of the services they provide and the cost for 2023 would be free.

Earlier this morning I received 5 calls purportedly from Bank of America. Somehow, they knew I had used my BofA credit card yesterday and wanted to verify if I made a purchase in New York today. When I said "no" the gentleman insisted that this fraud attempt needed to be reported to Experian and issued a "Complaint Number" which I recorded. He asked me to hold while he connected me to Experian Credit Bureau - after a few seconds of dead air, I hung up. Then I started receiving calls from 1 -888-457-3103 identified as Experian Consumer ...

When I answered, a gentleman with a similar accent as the BofA caller identified himself as Mark Adam, Attorney at Experian. He asked for the complaint #, which I provided but then he referenced the BofA Account with purported fraud and stated he wanted to confirm my other credit accounts on file. I told him to mail me the list and I would confirm, I was at work and he was disrupting me doing my job. He agreed to send me the information in the mail. Any other card I have experienced attempted fraud with did not operate like this and I was not going to provide any Personal or NPI over the phone.

received an email A word about the activation of your plan31243643 of item with an attached invoice with PayPal logo. I do not have a paypal account or Bitcoin(Crypto).

connected payment method for your online transaction has been processed.

In the next 24 hours, the sum of $965.49 will be transferred to your PayPal Coinbase

Inc. wallet.

The next day I received a text message from Paypal for Password recovery.

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No information was given or taken

This person hacked into one of my friends profile on Facebook and they posted a online job. they then had me download an app called "Singnal" . Gave me a passcode. long story short they asked for my bank information. did not think anything of it until they ask for my username and passwords. That is when I know that my friend would not have said that. I knew someting was up. I did five my bank routing number and Account number but nothing else.

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Received a call from an unfamiliar number that showed as "PAYMENT SVCS" which naturally I didn't answer, and they left a voicemail that shows a caller ID of Coeur d'Arlene, ID. A "John" left a voicemail advising that he was calling from the US Bank Fraud Preventions, had my first name, and then gave a case number along with separate phone number of 866-268-7231 to call and inquire about the case number. I searched up both phone numbers, and while the number they were calling from did show as a US bank location, it's at a random branch and doesn't appear to be an HQ, while the 866 number quickly pulled up that it was a scam.

Scam Tracker report entered on behalf of victim by ScamPulse.com Employee: I received a call from 'my favorite scammer' asking for two more money cards -- one for $500 and one for $300. I told him I didn't have any more money and my credit cards were maxed out. He said he would pay off my credit cards and gave me this financial information:

Bank Name: Wells Fargo

Routing: 021200025

Account: 6615564157

Also another phone number: 776 262 1365

Once I get the cards I will be visited by two lawyers with papers for me to sign to receive my prize. Rest assured I will not get the money cards! I will stop by my local Wells Fargo and check out the bank account information.

- Warwick, RI, USA

I received this within an email as a PDF -

PayPal

Invoice

Date : 26 June, 2023, 5:42 AM Washington DC (GMT-4)

Order ID -20611636

Status - Completed

executing an online transaction with the chosen payment method.

Within the following 24 hours, $436.89 will be transferred from Coinbase to your

PayPal account.

.

Invoice Description

Description Item Price+Tax included

Item Bitcoin(Crypto)

Transaction Id. FGHR-FGRG-MG56-N59Y

Payment Mode Auto Debit

Date 26 June 2023

Total Amount $436.89

Make sure you've taken action by checking. If you see a mistake on your ticket, you

must correct it right away.

We are available 24*7 @ TOLL FREE +1 (843)879 4172

Thank You,

Billing Team

OFFICE - 3741 W Chapman Ave, Orange, CA 92868, United States

All [email protected] 2000:2022

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- Brunswick, OH, USA

I received an invoice, and I did not purchase this. I have been invoiced. I called 888-713-4911 and I told them I did not order this or even inquired about it. They asked me questions and then they sent me to the cyber division (Central cyber fraud division) I spoke to a Ben Frank and at 888-221-1161 but told me to call back to his direct line at 858-221-7917 after I get something figured out. He wanted me to go get a gift card from target in the amount of $ 500.00 and call him back. He said this would trap them after I saved it to my devise for them to take the money off the gift card. then he said we would be able to file a lawsuit and get the $ 500.00 back and plus money for my aggravation. I would not have to pay court fees etc. that they would handle all of that. Not even an hour goes by he called me back to see if I was able to get the gift card. Which was very suspicious to me. So, I looked up and this appears to be a scam. So now they have all my personal information etc. So, if I am correct, how do i take care of this? What do I need to do? I logged into my PayPal account, and it does not show that I have purchased anything or no invoices? I have removed my banking information and tried to close my account. However, I have $ .69 in foreign currency, I am unable to close my account with PayPal.

- Fleming Island, FL, USA

I got a call from Bank of America that someone was using my account and that they tried to send a Zelle for $1400. Then she transferred me to Zelle fraud departmen (877-369-7806) ext 202 with Joe Gonzalez. They ask me to log in and gave me an email with my name, and last name @myself.com and ask me to put in a code so they could cancel the transaction. Turn out to be that the code was the amount of money they wanted to transfer. I called the bank and they told me it was a scam so we stop the transaction.

- Houston, TX, USA

Contacted by Email. Claimed that on today , Monday June 12 ,2023 I had purchased items from him and made purchase using a PayPal account which I have never opened. This is the 2nd attempt by the scammers. First time was through my email on May 24,2023 using a different email address. Claimed that I had purchased Bitcoin(crypto for $475.49 again using PayPal. With an invoice #73271862The telephone number at that time was

(888)712-1039

The first Email on May 24,2023 at 5:542 am Washing DC (GMT-4) starts off by saying Computer Records will be destroyed on May 24,2023. 10488248 of Item. query

73271862

Your online purchase was finished with the right payment method. Invoice ID # 73271862 status completed. In the next 24 hours a notice from PayPal Coinbase Inc will show up in your account as a payment deduction. Item Bitcoin (Crypto) transaction ID #

RYG5-JM 7U-JN78-KM81

Payment Auto Debit

If you have any questions please call them directly at the number

1(888)712-1039.

I called that number ,and a lady answered. I explained about receiving the email and what it said. She wouldn't give me the name of the supposed buyer , then ask for my name. I said that the name of the purchaser should be on the invoice. The lady then ask if I was Patricia Wilson. After I wouldn't

confirm if I was or not I was able to find out that the items were supposed to be sent to a California address. I informed her that this is a Scam and that I made my Bank aware of the Email and I have reported it through the Website , Report Fraud FTc. Gov

and was given a case # to follow up with which is 160298946

- The Villages, FL, USA

I received the email and an attached Invoice, stating The payment was paid on June 7, 2023, as promised.42225717 of item

PayPal **************** Attachments

Jun 7, 2023, 11:59?AM (2 days ago)

to me

Dear Customer (***************),

The service identification is the 32120690

Many Thanks.

One attachment

• Scanned by Gmail

I then called the phone number on the attached Invoice

Dated: 07 June, 2023, 5:4 AM Washington DC (DMT-4, Order ID-32120690 Status-Completed.

You PayPal payent was successfully processed. We immediatel;y got to work on your orde one we got it.

After 24 hours, you will receve a message form "PayPal Coinbase Inc." letting you know that funds have been trnsferred out of your account.

Invoice Description

Description ItemPrice+Tax Included

Transaction Id. DC4T-HB-KMIK-SX4R

Paymment Mode Auto Debit

Date 07 June 2023

Total Amount $425.69

I you have any questions about this order, you can call our customer service team anytim, day or night.

We are available 24*7 @ TOLL FREE + (888)712-5180

Thank You,

Billing Team

Office -3741 W. Chapman Ave, Orange, CA92868, United States

All Rights reservedpaypal, Inc 2000-2022

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- San Diego, CA, USA

The number called 3 times so I picked up the third time. The person talked really fast and mumbled. She told me that she was us bank calling about my card being declined. Asked me if I had spent a thousand something dollars at Disney corporation I said no, asked me if I spent a thousand something dollars at Walmart I said no. Asked me if I had told the bank I would be traveling to Florida, I said no. Asked me I was in Florida traveling, said no. She assured me they would send a new card to me to “the address on file” never told me that address. I thought to ask but by then I was looking at my bank and none of those transactions had happened and that statement was enough to prove this was a scam, never told me the address or ask me to confirm it? And then asked me if I preferred fedex or ups? I said I didn’t care. She never told me which she chose, just that my new card would be to me in 5-7 business days. I said ok, she asked me to confirm the last 4 digits of my phone number and then tried to send me a text with information in it. I didn’t hear what info that was. Never got a text. She tried 6 times to send the text, “rebooted her system” and then told me to retry mine every time. At this point I hung up and never received another phone call or text. Not sure what other information she would have asked for but she didn’t seem to know anything but my phone number that she called me on and my name which would be easy to look up in public systems. Everything was too vague, she was rude if I misheard her. Never said the money I “lost” would be reimbursed or what address she “had on file” didn’t tell me it was us bank until after she asked to confirm my name and asked how I was doing.

- Minooka, IL, USA

Trying to get my $150 back that I spent on some products for a buddy. Said buddy had some lady send me $150. The email from “ zelle” said that she had to send me an additional $350 because my account “was not a business account and has a limit” so I believe she sent a 2nd set of $350. ( I have emails .) The Zelle “team” emailed me back saying, I have to send 2 payments of $350 ( worth $700 ) and we would get credited immediately ( we would both get our money back ) I sent first $350 then they said I would get credited $900 after I sent the second set of $350 (the 2 sets of $350 plus the $150, then a $50 from management for taking so long. ) Then I get emails from “the FBI” With an email address from Zelle Pay, and a “Thanks from Zelle team” at the bottom as the closing.

[email protected] that is said email I sent the first $350 to.

They say I have to send $700 to get $900 back.

- Lakewood, CA, USA

I posted a lawnmower for sale on Facebook marketplace and the scammer contacted me to purchase it and pay it with Zell. She then sent me a letter from Hazel stating she had to add another $250 because it was above her allowed amount and once, she sent proof that she sent the additional money. She was to send that information to me and have me refund her the money back through Zell. I tried numerous addresses to return the money to her and it wouldn’t work so she gave me her husband’s Venmo account, and I sent it to a Michael McVay . This gentleman did not follow through so the money is still at Venmo and they will not return it to me. I found a number for Zell fraud and I called it but apparently it was a scam number and they got me to transfer money to crypto.com stating that my Bank accounts had people trying to hack into them and I had to protect them so they had me do two transfers, one for $1000 and the second one for $999. Then they had me go to Walmart and get to Apple $500 gift cards and to target stores and got three target gift cards that amounted to $1995 And had me scratch the numbers and send them pictures so that they could catch the hackers as they try to retrieve them. I was stupid. They had me in such a frenzy, and when I questioned what they were doing, they just kept saying, ma’am, you contacted us for help and that’s what we’re trying to do . They also had me wire $4500 from another bank account but luckily I was able to contact the bank and they were able to retrieve that back.

Just received this today:

Dear Customer [email protected],

Registration number for the service is 59147369.

Thanks.

- Oak Hill, FL, USA

Sent an "invoice" for supposed bitcoin purchase.

- Goodyear, AZ, USA

I received several emails from [email protected] I opened a BOA account and it was approved. I called (800) 933-6262. And the caller asked for my social security number and I refused. I did give my name and address along with the last 4 of my social security number.

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