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Victim Location 60302
Type of a scam Other
This website is the first listed under a search for USPS Address Change. It leads people to believe that their website is the postal service website for changing your address, and it charges $45.54. It also asks for personal information such as companies you use and your bank.
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Brittney – Victim Location 27610 Total money lost $325 Type of a scam Online Purchase Carlos Quiroz advertises and sells sneakers via his website and Instagram page. My son Justin Reynolds Purchased an advertised sneaker Box for $325 via cashapp in July 2019. The product was never sent. There were conversations exchanged between Justin and…
Ruth – Sep 01, 2020 Victim Location 78634 Type of a scam Other scammers are calling people to say their Social Security number has been blocked because of fraud and misuse. In order to regain access, the message says you have to call back to a number they claim to be the Social Security Administration.
Alexander – Victim Location 85338 Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes They send out a mailer with in this case a match contest. match up the characters and win the specified prize. Except in this case once you win and go in person they say there is not match contest it was all for show and…
Cole – Victim Location 43701 Type of a scam Employment I posted my resume online at a job board for a work at home job. I received an SMS message: 85022SMS 410100007 offering me the opportunity to have my car wrapped by Tropicana for $500 a week by check. They wanted to know the color…
Roy – Aug 24, 2020 Victim Location 44087 Type of a scam Bank/Credit Card Company Imposter Scam I have been receiving numerous phone calls from different phone numbers. Just recently from a restricted number. When I pressed 1 to speak to someone I spoke to someone that sounded like he was in a call center….
Danny – Victim Location 32309 Total money lost $149.97 Type of a scam Online Purchase Over a year ago I may have paid the scammer, Magazine Service(s), via check for what I thought was a legitimate magazine renewal that came to me by mail. It appears that Magazine Service(s) used my bank routing number and…