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See attachments.claims suspicious activity on Amazon account. To steel personal information.

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They pretended to be from Spectrum stating that we don't pay our bills on time. We always pay our bills on time.

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Trying to get identifying information as they try to enroll you for health insurance. When asked for license they hang up.

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I received the following message along with 14 other people.

Hello, We are the Gilbert Wisconsin couple Tammy and Cliff Webster, that won the Powerball Lottery Jackpot of $473 millions on April 27th, 2022, We are donating $100,000.00 each to 50 random individuals,I have spread most of my wealth over a number of charities and organizations .... If you get this message then your number was randomly selected after a Automated machine spin ball, Text The MANAGING DIRECTOR MR RICK LEWIS (803)745-9061 Text him With Your Full Name for confirmation and claiming of your winnings.

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1. I received an email stating there was a questionable $600 to PayPal, the email had the PayPal logo and was pretty well written. It contained a phone number (877-794-8925). Then they said a supervisor would call back and did from (252-300-6781) and we were on the phone for an hour and 19 minutes.

2. They had me write an email requesting the refund of $600, the individual said he was Mark Roger. I typed in the request and sent it, this was mistake # 1. When I got the reply it had been modified saying transfer $21,172.58, this email was lost too when they knew I had reported them.

3. He said to check my bank account and see if that amount had been deposited in my account, it had. At this point thru some means, unclear to me they were in control of my PC remotely and could manipulate money in the bank accounts with out my knowledge.

4. They said that to send the money back I would have to go to the bank and request a domestic wire transfer. They kept changing the amount but decided $20,500 was the right amount. He typed out the information on my computer and printed it on my printer. Another red flag that they were in control of my PC. The printed request is attached to this email.

5. So I went to Truist and started working with Leticia and she locked my accounts and told the hacker that he was not getting any money, he hung up on her. When I got home I discovered how pissed he was as all the files and email had been deleted from my PC. I further enhanced the protection of th PC by changing Passwords and turning Norton VPN on.

6. The money that they said was the $21,172.58 was really transferred from my other accounts so no money left my accounts and I have put the funds back in there proper accounts.

7. They wanted me to lie to the bank about the reason for the domestic wire transfer, another red flag.

8. I have reported this to Truist fraud which told me to go back and work with Leticia. I have also removed the software they used to take control of the PC and will take to a local person Letisha recommended to further sweep the PC. All transaction are currently being done on iPhone and IPad. Which the hacker said he would only work on PC, another red flag.

9. They wanted $20,500 wire transferred to Account Number 2000 0013 0337 45

Routing Number 021000021

Bank Name JP Morgan Chase Bank

Address 4 New York Plaza, New York, NY 10004

10. In the last two days I have received calls from an individual claiming to be ScamPulse.com Named John Williams. These calls came from Geneva FL (321) 325-5915 on Wednesday November 16 at 12:32 PM. and today at 1:05 PM from San Jose. Ca (408) 645-2878. When he called today I told him I would not talk to him as he is obviously not legit since his calls are showing number on both sides of the country. That's when I decided to look at the ScamPulse.com Scam reports and tell my story here.

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This is an MLM/Pyramid Scheme. After looking on the job market I applied to a Marketing Agency called Boundless, which is a real, legitimate agency. Awaiting to hear back from them, I saw an email that said it was from Boundless Chicago, assuming this was them from their Chicago office. When I set up an interview with them, they gave a presentation on how they planned for us to recruit others in as little as 2 weeks. Which seemed odd as it supposedly came from this well respected agency. After going through the interview process, they confirmed my suspicions that they are recruitment based and that you essentially bring people in and get a bonus. MLM to a tee. They also seem to operate under Horizon Chicago, Reverie Chicago, Grow Chicago, and Comraderie Chicago. They seem to try and poach people that apply to like named organizations that sre established and try to get them thinking it's in fact the company they applied for. Some of the same people that are leading the "top of the pyramid" are Michael Wang, and Houssam Alumaidi. They seem to be located in River North.

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I got a text message from some person using an email claiming that a 162,379k settlement has been awarded in my name and sent me a link to verify my info when I know they were just trying to steal my personal information. The link they sent me had http and not https so I know the link they sent me was not a secure website and the link was phishy. I never click on those links bc I know exactly what the scammer is trying to do to me.

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A man identifying himself as Ronald Sims came to our house at 8:00 PM saying he works for ADT security, I have never seen an ADT worker working at 8:00 PM so this was a big red flag. He asked a couple questions how many people are living here, and other basic questions. I told him come back the next day it’s too late for all of this.

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This was the message. I am not a Costco member.

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She texted me about an item I was selling on FB marketplace and wanted my phone number. I gave it to her. Then she said she needed it again because the first verification didn’t work. I got suspicious and realized she was scamming me.

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A letter was mailed to my address saying I have a factory warranty that has not been activated. My car is a 2015 and is no longer eligible for a factory warranty. Was then told I would have to pay for the warranty with in 5 days to activate it. No company name or address, just "from Richard Thomas Program Coordinator with the vehicle services division".

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Email stating PayPal transfer completed for order. If did not purchase product call 808-500-6137 to stop transfer.

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Got a email saying a cellphone and tablet was charged to my PayPal account which I have never used $985 any this phone number was on in 18084826157 pdf#55829084 I called them they wanted my bank infro and credit card number I told them I didn’t have one he said he would cancel it . I hope you can find out something about this thank you

Person called and asked if I was ***** ******** then hung up.

I was searching online for a sewing machine and came across this company. Nothing on the website looked right, they only showed boxes the machines would come in and not the actual machine, the address they had on their website came up on Google maps as a coffee shop. I did not trust this site and did not purchase.

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the text states: (1) payment of $55,098.42 for ***** ****** from a lawsuit needs to be verified by 11/14 @ ibjbwq.info/zz9p51. When clicking on it comes up consumer-coalition.com

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They tried to make me enter my amazon credentials so they could steal from me, make purchases in my name or even steal my identity.

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Text message received: USPS: Your package has been put on hold due to an invalid house number. Fill in the correct address information via the link. uspciclser.info/FAQs

Once link was clicked, I entered personal info such as: email, name, phone number, address.

Then I clicked next and it asked me to put credit card info for a redelivery fee and I proceed With that.

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I received a text message that appeared to be from the United States Postal Service, but upon researching possibilities, I learned that this was a scam.

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It said order placed #AMZZ-PU294972 for 81" Modern Convertable Sofa. Amount of $399.00 will be auto charged from your Visa/card. Not you? Inform Us. +18338561428 when I called they answered Amazon how can we help you. I told them I got a text and my card was going to be charged and I needed to stop the charge. They wanted me to go to the play store download Quick support and then read them the numbers at the bottom. The said it would do a quick scan and clean up my phone. boy would it ever. It would have given them remote access to my phone I believe. I caught on there. Stupid me! I have my own antivirus so I can clean up my own phone. I told them no and then they were done with me after that.

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