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Facebook Messenger Imposter Reports & Reviews (2)

- Honolulu, HI, USA

It all started when I received a text from a good reliable friend if I heard of this prize of cash money I can claim. The text also had her picture. She told me they will send a form and to fill it out, well instead of receiving a form he texted me the questions as I replied back in the text. Name, address, mother's name, home address, occupation, age, gender, marital status, monthly income, emails, phone carrier, cash or check. I was told to HOLD AND LET US CHECK IF YUR NAME IS STILL AVAILABLE ON OUR WINNERS LIST. Three minutes later, CONGRATULATIONS!!! AS OUR DATA BASE VERIFICATION TEAM JUST ALERT THAT YOUR NAME WAS VERIFIED SUCCESSFULLY. Next text telling me what took me so long to claim it. Then, TO CLAIM THE GRANT MONEY FROM US. YOU WILL NEED TO FILL THE DELIVERY FORM SO THAT WE AN LOCATE YOUR DESTINATION WHEN BRINGING YOUR WINING MONEY AND ALSO TO AVOID DOUBLE CLAIMING. ARE YOU READY TO FILL THE DELIVERY FORMS. The info was given as stated above. I was told that the info was programmed into their data base. He gives REF#, BATCH#, WINNING NO., TICKET NUMBER, SERIAL NUMBER. He ask to keep from public as part of security to avoid double claiming and unwarranted taking advantage of this program by non-participant or unofficial personnel.

In most of his text he states...HOPE YOU GET THAT MA'AM? This is when he ask me to get the card which I had no idea what card he was talking about. He tells me I have to go to Walmart. I texted him back saying when I get there I'll let him know. This is when he ask for ITUNES CARD and TELL THEM TO ACTIVATE THE CARD. Once you purchased these cards they are already activated. I thought I was purchasing a card of $15 or 3 $10 one. He tells me $100 x 3. Then I should have questioned or directly called my friend, instead I texted her. She told me to do exactly as he says. There were many RED FLAGS which I overlooked as he kept telling me to hurry as the UPS is waiting to deliver. When I ask when is delivery, he ignores the question and instructs me to scratch the card, take a picture and send it to him; 5 minutes later he sends the same text requesting for the picture of the cards. He ask for another $200 telling me that UPS needs it right away. Sending me home to wait for delivery...his text. HAVE YOU GET HOME MA'AM. I should have caught on by his grammar, and called my friend to confirm immediately. He tells me I have to make a payment after selecting from $50,000 to $350,000 in cash, but you will pay X amount. My girlfriend chose $50k according to the impostor. What caught my attention from the text of my friend is that she had a different Area Code and number. I texted her and asked what was her middle name. She/He replies back, What did you mean. Are you kidding me. I texted back, DOES IT SOUND LIKE I'M KIDDING. She evaded from answering my question, and tells me her girlfriend just received FEDEX package; my girlfriend would answer. After receiving a pic of the FEDEX I texted her...STRANGE BOTH YOU N THE AGENT ARE ON THE SAME NETWORK WHO EVADES ANSWERING MY QUESTIONS. WHAT IS YOUR MIDDLE NAME??? BTW OF ALL THE YEARS I'VE KNOW YOU...Since my last text I have not heard from her/him from this other Area Code in Texas. As for the "agent" on one of the cards I purchase 4 cards of $200, took a picture and sent it. He told me they gave it to the IRS. Now the IRS is involved, another RED FLAG. He had the audacity to send me pictures of Publishers Clearing House of American Citizens receiving their prize which I could see Publishers Clearing House printed on the truck. I told him that I have a family member who works for the Publishers Clearing House for over 25 years and they are legit. It was clearly stated it would be cash sent by UPS, yet the email pic of FEDEX. I feel so, so foolish to have fallen for this SCAM and the amount of money lost.

- Coeur D Alene, ID, USA

They tell you win and ask for a picture to verify you then they ask for your #. Tell you to pay a fee of 1500 bucks then they tell you will get 80k in the mail. But you have to pay the fee first. I know any winnings you have forms to fill out and they said no. They need the fee first. They can't take it out you have to send the fee.

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