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 | Martina Benutez 2013-07-16 06:21:45 Political Call |
Your wife?
| bertha gamboa 2012-08-06 08:16:12 SMS |
hola jaimito me tiene mandar 3000 dolares para el juez
| melissa 2012-01-09 06:16:16 Unknown |
oye perro maldito sabe eres mas degraciado nunca vas ser feliz por haces daño tu y maldita de tu hermana esa machona que por culpa esa perra mi familia sufre ya te voy ver maldito perro
| . 2011-08-25 00:17:45 Unknown |
This is one of many front names used by the Corona Scam.
They operate out of boiler rooms in Corona CA, making fake "process server" calls to relatives to pretend they are "suing". They also pretend to be "deputies", or "with the county", even threatening arrest, all to get you to call back in a panic about this "lawsuit". When you call back, you will be connected with one of the "closers", also operating out of the same boiler room, who will try to convince you to "settle" thiis alleged "debt", using threats of a "lawsuit", even claiming they can add on thousands in "court or attorney fees", so their "settlement" sounds like a good deal.
If you are called, check your credit reports, particularly Experian. You will probably find a credit inquiry a couple days before the calls started. From your own credit report they can get information on old accounts, which can be used to fake some "debt" that might sound like an old account.
If you are receiving their calls, contact the FTC, as they are under investigation.
They operate out of boiler rooms in Corona CA, making fake "process server" calls to relatives to pretend they are "suing". They also pretend to be "deputies", or "with the county", even threatening arrest, all to get you to call back in a panic about this "lawsuit". When you call back, you will be connected with one of the "closers", also operating out of the same boiler room, who will try to convince you to "settle" thiis alleged "debt", using threats of a "lawsuit", even claiming they can add on thousands in "court or attorney fees", so their "settlement" sounds like a good deal.
If you are called, check your credit reports, particularly Experian. You will probably find a credit inquiry a couple days before the calls started. From your own credit report they can get information on old accounts, which can be used to fake some "debt" that might sound like an old account.
If you are receiving their calls, contact the FTC, as they are under investigation.
| LOTERIA 2010-10-18 20:26:04 Unknown |
After reading your complaint about the facebook lottery scam.
You can complain to facebook all you want. It is not their responsibility
to babysit you. It has crossed my mind that you might think facebook
will refund what you paid. Think again ! I would'nt be surprised to find
that your trying to scam facebook by claiming you lost money associated
with their name being used to allegedly scam you. I really wonder if you
might be the con-artist. Either way, your type has always been around
and always will. I DELETE all e-mails from un-known's. I bet you enter
any and every contest you see. The boxes in dept. stores, etc.
You just ask to be scammed when you do.
Just put this experience in the live and learn category and move on
You can complain to facebook all you want. It is not their responsibility
to babysit you. It has crossed my mind that you might think facebook
will refund what you paid. Think again ! I would'nt be surprised to find
that your trying to scam facebook by claiming you lost money associated
with their name being used to allegedly scam you. I really wonder if you
might be the con-artist. Either way, your type has always been around
and always will. I DELETE all e-mails from un-known's. I bet you enter
any and every contest you see. The boxes in dept. stores, etc.
You just ask to be scammed when you do.
Just put this experience in the live and learn category and move on
| melissa caro 2010-10-18 20:20:33 Prank Call |
Has anyone dealt with Atlantic Resource Management?
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