On 27 July 2026, I attempted to purchase a pen through the Orivelle website using PayPal. After authorizing the payment, I was immediately charged...
Jul 31, 2026
I bought these tickets from this company up in Canada, and right from the beginning I should have known I was in for a long day. Nothing against...
Jul 27, 2026
This is David Dorsey. This message is being listed for (name). Your listed wages, source of income, and assets are being verified at this time. The...
Jul 27, 2026
I am posting this report to make others aware and to establish whether anyone else has had similar dealings with Trevor Simpson or Valesco Private...
Jul 27, 2026
Am 08.01.2024 wurden 69,98€ von Arietggl C0., Ltd. von meinem PayPal-Konto abgebucht.
Ich kenne diese Firma nicht und habe bei ihr auch nicht...
Jul 26, 2026
Message was a robotic female voice. Message as follows:
"This call is to inform you that IRS is suing a law suit on your name because you have tried to do a fraud with the IRS Internal Revenue Service and we are taking a legal action and we are issuing an arrest warrant on your name. To get more information regarding this case file, just call us back on our department number 844-247-5315. I will repeat it: 844-247-5315. Thank you. "
I saw previously on the news that there is a scam where they are trying to get a "yes" response in order to charge something to you, and demanding payment afterward.
When I answer the phone, I could tell I was being transferred to a call center and the representative answered the phone had a British or Indian accent. The representative said "Mr. ***" (my last name is actually ***); I responded "Yes" and the phone line immediately disconnected.
I attempted to call the telephone number back and an automated message said the phone number was not in service.
I believe this was a con or scam designed to record my voice and me saying "yes" for the purpose of fraudulent activity or identity theft.