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Government Grant Scam - Social Media Solicitation and Hacking Reports & Reviews (1)

- El Cajon, CA, USA • May 20, 2023
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This was suppose to be a free government grant to be used on education, business and so forth. They requested my full name, address and a copy of an ID that has the same information I manually provided via Messenger App. They accessed my Facebook Account and changed my password and locked me out on my own Facebook account. They also changed my password to my T-Mobile cellphone account. These account have since been recovered. My Facebook now has posts that I am NOT familiar with. Very strange posts. They wanted me deposit $750.00 to a Bitcoin ATM. I told them I do not have that kind of money. They reduced this fees to $200 or $150. I still told them I do not have the money. I finally told them to deduct the fee from the so called grant. The ended the communication with them.

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