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- Granite City, IL, USA • Dec 12, 2024
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Received the same call (voicemail) as mentioned in all other reports along with the same “id#” they never said where or for what company they were calling from but that they wanted a call back by 5pm pacific time. . I haven’t applied for any loans.

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- Prescott Valley, AZ, USA • Dec 11, 2024
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Received a voicemail about a loan application that needed verification of my income to proceed. The exact message is the exactly the same at the previous reporter

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- Kingsport, TN, USA • Dec 09, 2024
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Caller requested a call back at 1-877-825-6680 and used reference# 4597095 pretending to be a server and threatening with filing a suit.

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- Northridge, CA, USA • Dec 05, 2024
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I have been getting calls multiple times a day from multiple different numbers. All of them leave the same voicemail message with the same callback number: (877) 200-2515. I get multiple calls back-to-back-to-back. I have answered several calls and demanded to be removed from their call lists and get only silence or hung up on, follow by another call from another phone number with the same call back number. I need this to stop and there doesn't seem to be anything that I can actually do about this.

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- Merced, CA, USA • Oct 25, 2024
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I filled out information for a position as a "Remote Editing Assistant" on Upwork that specified the applicant should be a USAA member (I am). I was then contacted by a message telling me to contact the person back via Microsoft Teams messaging (they put a link in the Upworks site messaging that opened a message to a specific "person" in Microsoft Teams), and when I did do that (dumb!) they had me fill out a Google form with info that was supposedly a job interview of sorts (one of the questions on the form asked which bank I had). They had also asked me to download Teams on my phone so that they could contact me and I would be getting notifications so I could see their messages right away. After I filled out the form, I was contacted again via Teams to say I had been selected for the position. They sent me an "employment offer letter" which I signed and returned to them. Then the next day I was told I would be needing/getting a lot of tech equipment for the remote position, but that a company was going to send it to me directly, and I would need to deposit a check into my bank account (after printing it double sided, and cutting it to size) to pay for the equipment. They sent me an invoice for a lot of equipment, including a new Macbook laptop. At this point it started to be obvious that it was a scam, so I did not attempt to open or deposit whatever "check" attachment they sent me. I am just hoping that they were not somehow able to access my laptop when I clicked on their Teams link. I wiped my phone and computer just to be on the safe side, in case I had downloaded any malware, or they had any access to my devices.

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- Wilmington, NC, USA • Sep 30, 2024
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Received a letter in the mail with a deadline of 10/7/24 to confirm eligibility & activate the service contract for my vehicle. Requesting me to call the phone number with my VIN and current mileage. Call within 5 days to ensure eligibility. If I don’t, I will be financially liable for any and all repairs, etc.

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- Slidell, LA, USA • Sep 26, 2024
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They called identified themselves as a person representing Baylor Law firm wanting to know if i would be available to receive legal papers on the next day. I asked legal papers for what, she replied, i thought you were aware they were coming. I said no. Again i asked what is this about, she said she is the courier and couldn't provide any information. I hung up. They called back from ###-###-####, which came up on my phone from, ###-###-####, left a message with an ###-###-####, telling me to call and mention file DA ********* with the same threatening information. Later i received a call from a non family member telling me they called her and left the same threatening message. I called the 985 number back, they have all my personal information, however, she needed me to verify my phone on file and DOB, i refused and she hung up. As a note, my SS# was exposed on the dark web earlier this month, i have called all the credit bureaus and placed a freeze.

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- Milton, FL, USA • Jul 16, 2024
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Letter regarding an extended warranty for our vehicle. After conducting further research, I discovered that this auto warranty letter was a scam.

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- Centerville, TX, USA • Jul 09, 2024
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Found Krystal's Bernedoodle FB page. The page was a great page showing puppies with new families and videos. I messaged Krystal and expressed interest. I was told she took Zelle payments so I asked that she send me Zelle request. $500 pet deposit made through Zelle. Provided screen capture of of Zelle in Progress and Zelle payment transferred with Confirmation numbers. I was sent a Puppy Transfer document asking for my address, phone number, full name and email address which I provided. She then texted and and asked if I had Apply Pay and confirmed we would meet in Waco at Brazos Landing. She told me that she was taking the puppy to the vet and I needed to pay the vet $300 for last dose of vaccines so my balance to Krystal would be $200. I asked for the vet contact information and was provided @Jose-Heredia-61 Jose Heredia Venmo. Since paying a vet in advance is not typical and sending payment to a vet via Venmo is not typical I asked for the phone number and was provdied 818-732-9531 which is a Google Number that no one answered. Once I hung up I received a text from the Google Number with a Hello and I responded asking if this was a vet office and the response was Yes. I asked for the name of the Practice and have had no response. Krystal has also stopped responding. I searched for Krystal's Bernedoodle Puppies FB page and instead of the FB page popping up there was a post about a family that had been scammed by Krystal's Bernedoodle Puppies.

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• Jul 09, 2024
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Pavers claiming to have left over asphalt they need to get rid of. They tell you they only going to do a little then do twice as much and expect a lot more money than initially stated.

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- Beaver Falls, PA, USA • Jun 28, 2024
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Called a couple of times from different numbers and areas. Left exact same message with my estranged wife at her number. Says I need to make arrangements to settle a debt. ??

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- Oxford, MI, USA • Jun 19, 2024
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I received a package in the mail with a ring and card to scan which would certify the ring. I did not order this nor have I ever ordered anything from them.

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- Hanover, PA, USA • Jun 17, 2024
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I received an unsolicited postcard from "HOME WARRANTY DIVISION". No street address, no email address, no company name, with a fake Registration ID number and fake PIN. The back of the card reads "COUNTY DEED RECORDS". No county or state is mentioned. They request that I call 1-888-413-5452 for uninterrupted protection with their Warranty Replacement Notice. I know it's a scam because they didn't include any name, address, email address or any identity, just a phone number.

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- Willis, TX, USA • May 29, 2024
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Scam letter sent in the mail. No return address, no city, state, or zip code. No email or website or name of company other than "Vehicle Services Division" and an 800 number.

I just bought the vehicle the letter is referencing so either the DMV sold my information or the dealership did.

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- Yuma, AZ, USA • Apr 30, 2024
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I recently established an LLC last year in Arizona. The note said I need to make a check payable to US records management and if I did not respond within about 7 days That I could face civil penalties of up to 500 a day or $10,000, and or face up to two years of imprisonment.

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• Apr 23, 2024
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I would like to bring to your attention that the Basenji app Breeze: Mental Health in the Apple app store is a scam. I cancelled it hours after downloading it and it has twice debited money from my account.

Sincerely,

Lesley Fisher Rice

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From: Lesley Fisher Rice <[email protected]>

Date: April 23, 2024 at 10:56:32?AM CDT

To: Basenji <[email protected]>

Subject: Re: Two Unauthorized $19.99 deductions

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Here are the images of the two unauthorized debits from my bank account. The first one on 3/6/24-hours after I immediately cancelled the Breeze app. Then the second one you deny any knowledge of dated 4/5/24 debited from the debit card listed on my Apple account ending in 8958. As stated earlier, I contacted Apple who referred me to you. Don’t you dare take another debit out of my account. I’ve already contacted the Federal Trade Commission of the United States government and reported you to the Better Business Bureau. Respond to this email by acknowledging the return of my funds immediately.

Lesley Rice

On Apr 6, 2024, at 8:33?AM, Basenji <[email protected]> wrote:

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Hi Lesley,

Thank you for reaching out. I'm Stacy, and I'm here to address any questions or concerns you may have.

I couldn't locate the web transaction associated with your email. Could you please confirm if you used a different email for the purchase? I'm looking forward to your response.

Best regards,

Stacy

Your Basenji Ally

Basenji

Florinis 7 Greg Tower 2nd Floor

Nicosia, 1065,

Cyprus

Basenji Cyprus phone number: +357 944088087</[email protected]></[email protected]></lesleyfisherrice@g...⇄

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- San Antonio, TX, USA • Mar 20, 2024
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Hi Charles My name is Rachel. I'm reaching out to you because we recently received your application for the Remote Benefits Rep position and we would love to set up an interview with you via zoom for tomorrow. My hiring manager has tomorrow Thursday at 11 AM EST. Would that time work for you? You're receiving this message from a recruiter/hiring manager at KLC Staffing. If you would like to stop these messages going forward, please reply with OPT OUT. Msg & Data rates may apply.

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- Greenville, SC, USA • Mar 12, 2024
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The scammers contacted me by my phone number about remote working job, quoting hours and pay. To provide the list of jobs, they asked to message using WhatsApp, which I agreed to. The job was stated as a Product Rating Optimizer and it involved using their website/app/system to work through rating "tasks". The tasks were simple enough, however, if the worker runs into what's called a "combination" task, this causes the user to have to add funds to complete the task, with the guise that "you'll be able to withdrawal all your profit as soon as your tasks are complete." The problem is that they don't pay you back but keep your funds, again, under the guise that you'll be able to withdrawal it all. However, when you do withdrawal, a "hold" for the exact amount I paid out is enabled, effectively rendering these funds taken by them. The task amounts get larger and larger very quickly and if you can't complete a set of tasks, you're out all the money you put in. Complete scam!

Initial email message: "Hello there, I am Natalie from Refer HR Recruitment US. Would you be interested in a remote position or flexible roles? May I share brief details with you?"

Me: dumb enough to bite

Initial email on WhatsApp: "Hello, my name is Bonny, sorry to bother you, I am recruiting product rating optimizer for Global Switch company. I'm here because Natasha told me you are looking for a remote job, do you have time to find out about this job now?" (just now realized she referred to "Natalie" as "Natasha". Another red flag.)

Me: again, dumb enough to bite, asking about role

Scammer: "Global Switch company platform recruits real data optimizers. Our service targets are application merchants in various industries. We work for an international app promotion company (Global Switch) and app developers are at (Global Switch) Publish their applications on the working platform, what we need to do is to help them optimize the data traffic and ranking exposure of their applications, and attract more users to download and use them. The company will provide the URL of a work platform. We register a work account and complete our tasks through this platform every day. There is an AOS system on the platform to assist in completing our work. We need to complete 2 sets of application ratings on the platform every day. Every time we optimize an application, we can get the corresponding commission. The company's working hours are from 10 am to 23 pm (US Eastern Time). We can do it anytime in between. , it only takes 1-2 hours a day to complete. Our basic salary is:

Complete 2 sets of [40] tasks every day for 2 consecutive days to get a salary of 100USD

Complete 2 sets of [40] tasks every day for 5 consecutive days to get a salary of 500USD

Complete 2 sets of [40] tasks every day for 7 consecutive days to get a salary of 800USD

We can receive 5,700 US dollars a month"

Then they provide "training" which is showing you the system and you practicing with training account. But what isn't shared is that the "employee'" will need to use our OWN MONEY to refill the "balance". During the training, the balance was refilled by them: "Please wait for me for 1-3 minutes, I will contact CS [Customer Service] to recharge and make up the negative amount, thank you." Once you get your own account, you have to refill the balance with your own money; CS will not do it. This is fine for $50 here and there, however, it quickly escalated on the 5th day to needing to transfer nearly $5,000 and that's when I knew it was a scam. "The company platform stipulates that every employee must complete their work tasks before 23:00 on the same day. Otherwise, it will cause complaints from merchants and increase the risk of account freezing.

Once your account is frozen, you lose everything." This was the last message she sent to me after I requested that Customer Service replenish the funds.

Please publish/share this far and wide! I don't want others to fall prey to these scams. Thank you.

They used phrasing like calling me "Dear" and using an attractive profile photo, sending me very nice messages and appearing to be compassionate and caring.

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- Lyndora, PA, USA • Mar 07, 2024
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They left a voicemail saying that there had been a complaint against myself with their company and that I was listed as a correspondent

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- Appleton, WI, USA • Feb 20, 2024
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The letter I received presents “like” a check for $199.00 payable to the resident with the remittance stub indicating that this the final attempt to notify me about an important matter. The notice includes a loan holder and mortgage company but nothing about the scammer is listed.

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