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Phishing Reports & Reviews (1110)

- Johannesburg, MI, USA • Feb 17, 2024

This scam was an Instagram "contest" to win a BMX bike from 80_90sbmxshop and all communication went through messaging on Instagram. I supposedly won the bike and only needed to pay $300 to cover shipping. They would only accept payment through Cash App, Chime, Bitcoin, PayPal or an Apple gift card. I sent a $300 Apple gift card, only to be told that I would have to pay for emergency shipping costs of another $400! I told them that I would not pay that and asked to forget the prize and send me my money back. I also offered to have my brother-in-law pick up the bike, as well as the option of me paying for my own shipping (MUCH cheaper) and they would just need to attach the label i would provide and have the item ready for pickup. They refused. Instead, they offered to send the bike if I would send "only" another $200 to cover shipping and tried to justify this cost by the value of the prize. I told them that I no longer was interested in the prize and asked for a refund. They refused. Instead told me to send $200 and I'd have the bike within 48 hours. All of the options that they offered for me to pay them, they now claim that they don't have. I've offered many different options to refund me and they've refused. The email address they sent to use for PayPal has disappeared from the messaging, as well as the phone number. I did write down the phone number and provided that as the only contact outside of Instagram. I do have all of the messages and will gladly give you access to my Instagram account.

- Rock Island, IL, USA • Feb 16, 2024

Scammer called using a restricted number that could not be called back at multiple times and did not give any identifying info asking for a specific name that is close to my own stating that there was an active claim against THAT person and that the person needed to call 8553744954 with a case number to resolve the situation. Scammer said that if the person is assumed to be at my residence and is associated with my address and phone number but did not provide the address. Calls have been infrequent but have gone on for years.

- Arlington, TX, USA • Feb 16, 2024

Process Dispatch Services claimed that Tarrany County has been trying to serve papers to me at my home. Theytold me the Attorney handling the case was A&A Law Firm. The initial call happend November of 2023 and gave me a case number. The calls continued after the newnyear with a whole new case number. I refused to confirm any information however they have mentioned in the calls my birthday and last 4 of my social security number. They also have called 2 of my family memebers in order to contact me. They always call from different numbers but give 844-401-9358 as a call back number.

- Phoenix, AZ, USA • Feb 16, 2024

A woman named Tiffany Hernandez called me several times and has left several voicemails stating that she is contacting me in regards to a claim that is "now ready to be filed in the county". She goes on to provide the phone number 855-247-6867 and a claim number. Also stated that I will be located.

- Casa Grande, AZ, USA • Feb 15, 2024

I called Enterprise to rent a car and was told I needed to choose one of the stores they use to buy a Visa card and send to them to get the vehicle. I was given the impression that this was the only was to reserve a discount. I trusted them to be fair and honest. I went to CVS Pharmacy to purchase this Visa, I was told I couldn't use a credit card but pay with card $325. I then found out they wanted another $250. I asked for a refund and was told I would lose $100 for breaking a contract. The rep was rude and condescending. Totally unprofessional. The last person I spoke with assured I would receive my money Visa by US Mail within 6 weeks. It has now been 3 months.

- Glendale, AZ, USA • Feb 15, 2024

Was told to click this link, https://business-verify.com/app/contact/reviewID 4q0q5x3fw2v13jyv30q9, and told that their business had a trademark infringement. The client was nervous to click on the link from an unknown sender. The scam was sent through Facebook Messenger from an unknown account with no profile picture, no followers, no friends, and no posts.

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- Harrisburg, NC, USA • Feb 12, 2024

I received an email about a service from PayPal I didn’t order. There was a number to call if I hadn’t placed the order, so I called the number. This began a very long conversation in which I thought would lead to a resolution of the matter. The scam is quite long and complicated, but the scammer was able to convince me to let him take over my computer, get into my bank account to “refund” my money. Instead, he moved my money to make it look like he had refunded me too much money. He then gave me directions to go to my bank to get a check, but to tell no one. I did go to my bank to report what happened. I could see that he had moved money to make it look like I had been over refunded. The bank helped me and I had my computer scanned to take off the program used to take over my computer. At the end of the conversation with the scammer, I was threatened with everything that could happen to me. The second part of this is that the form I thought I was filling out for my refund, is now being used to intimidate me. It is an email from me to the better business bureau that has been altered by the scammer.

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- Victorville, CA, USA • Feb 12, 2024

Using our address as what looks like a business we dint know who it is or what it is.

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- Dubuque, IA, USA • Feb 12, 2024

Received a call from representive of supposed lender professionals. The number came across as my Statera in Dubuque. Which I am affiliated with.

Spoofing call utilizing phone numbers I saved in my phone. Not sure how the scammers have access to my call information but very alarming.

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- North Liberty, IA, USA • Feb 09, 2024

Received a "Say Yes" scammer call.

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- Rochester, NY, USA • Feb 08, 2024

Order ID - #8332518997

Dear, cjadams24

Thank you for selecting us. We apologize for the delay. We are here to inform you that you have been charged $332.45 as of today for the GS-Tech 24, which was supposed to be automatically renewed today.

Purchase details :

Description : GS-Tech 24 (New addiction)

User : O3 - PC

period : O3 years

Product key : GS24II4X7M672

Total : $ 332.45

Billed to : [email protected]

Payment status : Successful

The full amount will be debited from your account within 48 hrs.

If you wish to cancel this plan, please call us at least 48 hrs in advance.

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- Corona, CA, USA • Feb 08, 2024

Casino online game don't that don't winming

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- Fishers, IN, USA • Feb 07, 2024

The scammer claimed to be calling from the police department saying I was involved in an investigation and they needed to confirm my identity. I hung up as soon as I realized it wasn't a real call, so I'm not sure what personal information they were trying to obtain. I called the actual police department back to confirm this was a scam call and I was not involved in an investigation.

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- Binghamton, NY, USA • Feb 07, 2024

Scam email. reads: Thank you for trusting us. Sorry for the delay, but we wanted to let you know that we charged you $374.89 for the GS-Tech 24 that is scheduled to automatically renew today. Product Details: Registered E-mail : (My email address) Duration : 12 months User : O2-PC Item Name: GS-Tech 24 Product key : GS24ceinmz56d Mode of payment : Online final amount : $374.89 The full amount will be deducted from your account. Please call us in 24 to 48hrs in advance if you would like to cancel this plan.

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- Piedmont, MO, USA • Feb 07, 2024

I had a message that looked like it was from a friend on FaceBook for Government Grants. They wanted full name, mother's name, residential address, private mobile number, age, occupation, marital status, email address, sex, city, state, county, zip and limit on charge cards. Also, monthly income. After inputting the info they told me I qualified, but not to tell anyone else until after I received my money.

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- O Fallon, MO, USA • Feb 07, 2024

I keep getting emails from MO Energy2024Savings and MO Relief2024 Stims. I have not clicked on any of the options as I do not want them to have access to any of my information or hack into my information. I just want to warn others about this and hopefully it will stop.

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- New York, NY, USA • Feb 07, 2024

A person, supposedly from the Credit Bureau Experian, said someone in Buffalo NY was trying to open a credit card in my name. He had the last four digits of my social and my home address. He was trying to get more information, but I told him I was at work and couldn't talk. I knew it had to be a scam. I don't use my home address for my credit cards. I wanted to see what the internet says about the telephone number that popped up when he called. Amazingly the number was (***) ***-****, the BBB! You can take it from here. Thank you.

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- Napa, CA, USA • Feb 06, 2024

Her name is Brandi RANDOL, she told me I would be working a sales associate position in Napa Ca, and in Vacaville, CA but both the Napa Ca location and the Vacaville Ca location are both permanently closed according to online source.

The product or service offered was in women’s fashion clothing. And the tactics the scammer used was a women’s fashion clothing catalog.

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- Dubuque, IA, USA • Feb 06, 2024

Looking to get a reading with loved one that passed. Scammer claimed he could help me with my sit. Financially. They are very smooth talking scammers. I been thru a lot of types scammers. This was a great scam. She said this biz helps the less privileged, scammer fave a link libertyfinancal.online, a legit website appears. Here u tell your hardship an submit. Then scammer takes u too the IRS GetVerified, answer questions, then THEN,your asked to GENERATE CODE or continue. Scammer had me screenshot from start to finish ea page I answered n send to them. Then scammer tells you how to answer ea question. Well I didn't do "generate code", I CONTINUED.. Scammer asked me for my sign in info on ID ME. I said no!! Basically. Scammer said I would get $7000 quickly, but needed to get my identity verified on the IRS get verified.gov website. SCAMNERS can get your signin info BY ASK victim. We used the official IRS website, ALSO SCAMNERSCAN GAIN ACCESS by Getting VICTIM to retrieving a Code from code Generator. This is if u forget password. This IS THE FIRST ATTEMPT THE SCAMMERS try GAIN ACCESS BY HAVING VICTIM GENERATE A CODE FOR IN THE FUTURE if u forget password. This is when I figured them out to be scamming me. The story plotting was very clever!! I have our conversation on my FB messenger. My email for future communication is [email protected]. ps. The scammer makes this so believable by saying her HUSBAND IS THE CEO OF LIBERTYFINANCIALS.ONLINE and she said she needs my signing info to get the money released. Hope u GET A STOP ON THIS CLEAVER TWIST. THEY USING THE IRS WEBSITE.

- Elmira, NY, USA • Feb 06, 2024

On 2/5/24, I received an email from Geek Tech with an order number and product key number, stating I was being charged $367.70 for the 24 month automatic renewal of GS Tech 24 (new edition) and that it would appear on my credit card within 24 hours. I was provided with the enclosed phone number in case I wished to cancel or change my order. I did not reply, did not make the call, did not see an attached link. I called both of our credit card companies and there is no pending charge on our accounts at this time.

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