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Identity Theft Reports & Reviews (190)

- Rochester, NY, USA

Scammer's address 271 Greece Ridge Center Drive, Rochester, NY 14626, USA
Country United States
Victim Location NY 14606, USA
Type of a scam Identity Theft

When making my purchase by Mastercard the cashier asked to see my Identification. I produced my drivers license and he then took his phone and took a picture of it. When I asked why he said he needed it until my purchase clears and refused to delete the picture.

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- Perris, CA, USA

Scammer's address Seaford, NY, USA
Country United States
Victim Location CA 92570, USA
Type of a scam Identity Theft

She registered her business (LLC) under my home address without approval. I don’t know this person.

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Scammer's phone (844) 261-7195
Scammer's website myfullwallet.com
Scammer's email [email protected]
Victim Location TX 77042, USA
Type of a scam Identity Theft

Pretending to be a payday loan provider. They go so far as to ask for your online banking login. After they log into your account they stop answering phone calls and hours later send a fake letter stating you were declined. There is no information where the reporting agency should be located. They now have my full account numbers and routing number for 2 checking accounts and my debit card.

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Scammer's website Facebook
Scammer's address MI, USA
Victim Location MI 48152, USA
Type of a scam Identity Theft

I was contacted in Facebook Marketplace by Alex Root. He said he was interested in an item. He asked for my phone number (which I unfortunately gave) and then asked if he could send a verification code. I told him no and claimed I didn't use my actual phone number. He was trying to do one of those scams... not sure how much damage he can do with my phone number. His current picture on Facebook is a man and woman. The man is on the left in a tie and the have shingles of a house in the background.

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Scammer's website www.edate.com
Scammer's email [email protected]
Victim Location SC 29928, USA
Type of a scam Identity Theft

I received the below email from [email protected] to my yahoo email address yesterday 11/28/22. I never signed up for this site and yesterday I received another email from them claiming I had a "bonus match." Today, 11/29/22, I received 3 more emails, one with my picture and a guy's picture claiming we could be a match. I've never heard of this site let alone set up an account. I am very worried that what appears to be bots and scammers have some of my personal information and at least one photo of me. This is impersonation, and I've read several other complaints about this site being a scam. Please see the email below for the first email I received from edate.com:

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Scammer's address Raleigh, NC, USA
Victim Location NC 27601, USA
Type of a scam Identity Theft

I was a part of the Facebook scam on Marketplace to get my phone number. I googled the scam after 7 people asked me the same information and saw the ScamPulse.com article. I wasn't to report it so it helps others.

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Scammer's phone (405) 881-6466
Scammer's address OK, USA
Victim Location OK 73069, USA
Type of a scam Other

The phone number 405-881-6466 was used by someone claiming to be with Social Security and used my name. He said they needed to replace my red-white-blue social security card number. I hung up on him. Since that call, I have received calls from 405-447-7575, 405-826-0479, 405-234-8378, Yukon 405-577-2666, Yukon 405-790-5125, Newalla 405-718-7759, Minco 405-3529967, 405-936-8181, 405-754-8420, Purcell 405-955-1930, 918-957-8744, Laurie McIntosh 405-831-1487, Wewoka 405-683-7820, 405-849-8380, Paden 405-932-6662, Stillwater 405-433-1359, Bishop Paving 405-409-4327, 918-498-8016, 405-647-0221, 405-288-5443, Nicoma Park 405-488-5579, 405-335-7010, 405-8456, Wanette OK 405-383-3452, and 405-289-5061. The caller usually rings 4-5 times and then stops when I don't answer just so they can avoid my answering machine. I do not recognize any of these numbers.

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Scammer's phone (213) 726-6299
Scammer's website hastyyplate.com
Victim Location FL 33612, USA
Type of a scam Identity Theft

Scammer has access to my full name and phone number. I have blocked the number every time and received it from a different phone number. It also has included a group chat that has over 20 different phone numbers of other people as well that are being scammed

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Scammer's phone (803) 715-5655
Victim Location IA 52732, USA
Total money lost $500
Type of a scam Identity Theft

Wanted me to put from saving to debit card to them and they will send me the $500.

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Victim Location TN 37683, USA
Type of a scam Identity Theft

They said that they had received my submission for student loan forgiveness. And I had to pay 248 for 5 months for the p[aper work. I gave them my SS number. I am so worried

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Scammer's address Phoenix, AZ, USA
Victim Location TX 77009, USA
Total money lost $7,000
Type of a scam Identity Theft

The scammer found my personal information online. I’m not aware how they got my information except that I am a victim in recent T-****** data breach. This criminal made a fake Arizona ID of me and made unauthorized withdrawal of $7000 from my bank accounts.

One to two weeks later, this criminal again used the fake ID ported out my cell phone number from my current carrier to a carrier associated with T-******. I don’t know what potential damage this may cause to my life

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Scammer's phone (956) 620-7917
Scammer's address NULL, Edinburg, TX, USA
Victim Location TX 78577, USA
Type of a scam Identity Theft

Representative approached my son to get an appointment with my husband and I. We spoke in person where this individual showed up with his supposed manager. Said there is incentives if we agreed to install solar panels and roof replacement and insulation where going to be included as a gift for purchase of solar panels. Made an application of supposed soft credit. Emailed me the contract but I did not sign im afraid they can invent a fake email and sign the contract for me. If someone can contact me I’ll highly appreciate it. I believe they’re just taking advantage of low income neighborhoods with a scam.

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Scammer's phone (806) 338-8356
Scammer's address NULL, NULL, MA, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Victim Location MI 48202, USA
Total money lost $473
Type of a scam Identity Theft

The unknown person call me claiming they was from my bank fraud Dept

Claiming there fraudulent charges/activities on my card but they using my own personal information about account and they didn’t speak English well-Thick Africa ascent.

I believe my account was hack from the account or internet account or the bank itself.

They referred to my bank as green dot not “green dot bank”

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Scammer's website Your score and more
Victim Location WA 98661, USA
Type of a scam Identity Theft

Tried to cancel my subscription and it was all a run around and when they gave me my confirmation number they gave me 3 different numbers

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Scammer's phone 18004245004
Scammer's address P o box 15548, Wilmington, DE 19886, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Victim Location TX 77627, USA
Type of a scam Credit Cards

Received a bill from ***** *ardmember services but I don’t have a credit card with them and have never applied for one. When I called the phone number and told them I didn’t have a ***** *redit card, they asked for the 16 digit number and I repeated I wouldn’t know because I don’t have a card with you. Then he tried to get me to give him my full SS#. When I refused he said he couldn’t help me.

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Scammer's phone 989-286-5865
Scammer's website Bank Of America
Scammer's address Caro MI, Caro, MI 48723, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Victim Location WA 98037, USA
Type of a scam Identity Theft

I was texted by "Bank of America" about a fraudulent use of my debit card, asking if I authorized a purchase in Sarasota Florida at a Home Depot in the amount of $2000. I replied "NO" to the text. I then received a text stating that B of A was attempting to call me. I received a call from the main Bank of America phone number from an associate who called herself "Amy". I know this was the main B of A phone number as I have this number stored in my phone. I made the mistake of giving this person my SS number. After that call, which lasted 52 minutes, "Amy" told me that my card was cancelled and that I would be receiving a call every day for the next 3 days while I wait for my new card to arrive in the mail. I then received an email from B of A asking me how my call with "Angel" went and would I fill out a brief survey. Here's where it gets weird: All of my calls with B of A since this incident the associate I speak with can see that I spoke with "Angel" on Oct 3, however I never spoke with "Angel". Also, the new card was mailed to an address in Florida! No one at B of A can tell me how or why it was sent to that erroneous address! Is this an internal scam at B of A? Who knows? No one at B of A can answer my questions with any clarity, nor transfer me to someone who can! They are totally failing at this. Meanwhile, I have frozen my credit at all three credit reporting agencies, but I have no idea what is going on. Was my identity stolen? Should I be concerned that now my SS number is out there somewhere? Bank of America has been completely useless in this matter, and it would appear that they have an internal scammer in their system and refuse to talk to me about it.

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Scammer's phone 13238345232
Scammer's website aoV1O.cOM/FCMzrrsCsT
Victim Location FL 34714, USA
Type of a scam Identity Theft

Your payment for last month is paid. Thanks, this is a little gift for you: aoV1O.cOM/FCMzrrsCsT

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Scammer's phone 14073246019
Scammer's website www.PWWSupply.com
Scammer's address PO Box 690636 Orlando FL 32819-9998 US, Orlando, FL 32819, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Victim Location NJ 08012, USA
Type of a scam Investment

Greg at PWWSupply.com contacted my place of employment, enquiring about employment status. Greg is a former employer who has access to my social security number. He is now pretending to be an investment broker, trying to gain information to falsely request a loan in my name.

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Scammer's phone 3214150953
Scammer's website apply-ssn-file.com
Scammer's address https://apply.ssn-file.com/apply
Scammer's email [email protected]
Victim Location CA 93111, USA
Total money lost $39
Type of a scam Identity Theft

I googled social security replacement card (I lost my card and a job application required a ss card) a website apperared it had an icon of the Nations capital building and next to it it said ssn file. I selected a service and I began putting in my ss# and my mothers ss# because I thought they needed it to get me my card. I finished the form and then it prompted me to pay 39$ I did. And then I downloaded the "packet".

The packet included the form a label with the ss office in my city and a list of documents to include. At this point I am still not aware I am being scammed. Since I had the form and I already paid I went to the ss office personally to drop off my info. and I soon as I told them I had already paid. They informed me there is never a charge and I had been scammed...

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Scammer's phone 8667404437
Scammer's website Gfhdve.com
Scammer's address Gfhdve.com
Scammer's email [email protected]
Type of a scam Credit Cards

They tried to use my credit card for a fake website when I Google it it came up as customer service...of internet company in the uk.

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