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- Broken Arrow, OK, USA • Apr 16, 2024
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Sent an official looking letter with a filing fee of $119 due by 5/10/2024 Pursuant to the United States Corporate Transparency Act

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- Denver, CO, USA • Apr 15, 2024
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I received a letter addressed to my business requiring a filing fee of $119 by 5/8/24 or face civil penalties of up to $500 for each day in violation.

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- Castle Rock, CO, USA • Apr 13, 2024
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Received a letter stating that our LLC must pay the US Records Management $119 or have penalties of prison and fines. Asked for check or money order to be sent to the California address.

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- Madison, WI, USA • Apr 12, 2024
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A letter received to our business from 'US Records Management' saying we needed to send them our Beneficial Owners contact information with a threat of $500 per day we don't report up to $10,000 and 2 years of imprisonment for failure to report.

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- Erie, CO, USA • Apr 10, 2024
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I received a letter in the mail from the "US Records Management, Division of Corporate Reporting" addressed to my LLC (single owner, not a corporation). It used threats of fines, imprisonment, citied congressional laws, requested tax information and corporate ownership information (name, address, email). Required a payment of $119 in a check made payable to: US RECORDS MANAGEMENT to be sent to an address in San Jose, CA. The address is for a commercial building with an insurance agency, acupuncturist and heath store/spa. Clearly a scam. My LLC is registered in Colorado, so they are sending scam letters over state lines via USPS.

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- Seabrook, TX, USA • Apr 04, 2024
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Company promised rental assistance and talked to me for over 1 month and did nothing for me.

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- Canoga Park, CA, USA • Apr 01, 2024
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On Easter Sunday, I started receiving email after email of various online accounts being setup using my email address. Most of these 200+ emails were routed directly to my spam folder. However, some were not - including an email order confirmation from Lowe’s.com that had my full name, address, phone number, and last 4 digits of my credit card. Immediately I checked with my credit card company, and sure enough there was a pending charge for Lowe’s.com that matched the exact amount noted in the email order confirmation. I knew that I did not place this order, so I proceeded to freeze my card, order a replacement, and report the fraud to begin an investigation. I ended up realizing that I could cancel the order myself, which I now think I should not have done because Lowe’s may have been able to potentially provide additional information….but oh well, live and learn. This morning I received another notification, this time from my credit card company, saying a charge to my now old card number was declined. Since it was declined, they don’t have additional information to provide about the merchant. All I know is that it says “Bursar Office” which seems to be related to some college - nearly impossible to determine which one just off that description. I’m fairly certain that there was a card skimmer used at the gas station I recently obtained gas from using this same credit card, but I’m not sure how they would have been able to find my home address, phone number, and email address from obtaining my credit card info….

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- Encino, CA, USA • Mar 15, 2024
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They sent a bogus check had to verify thru website

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- North Hollywood, CA, USA • Mar 04, 2024
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Person claiming to be from out of town and out of gas. Needed Money for gas. White SUV. Claiming to be from Dubai

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- Portland, OR, USA • Jan 21, 2024
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Was online received a popup play these games give a review and we will pay you. They collected my information and nothing. They ask for your physical address it takes everything BUT your zip code. By then they have your address phone numbers and email!

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- Redondo Beach, CA, USA • Jan 11, 2024
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I paid for two months of a $129/mo Pilates membership that I used. The studio was told I don’t have income so uncertain how many months I could afford the $129 for 4 classes. They said that was fine and could cancel at any time. Fast forward two months, I cannot afford rent even so have to move out of Redondo and effectively canceled my club Pilates membership with immediate effect under circumstances. The studio is not accepting my cancellation and is charging me $129 for classes that are 25 miles away from where I have newly moved to. The studio manager is not canceling my membership so have to involve my bank now in disputing the charges as fraud, which it is guilty of.

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- Montebello, CA, USA • Dec 26, 2023
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A tow truck showed up at the scene, took vehicle to this body shop(not a shop junk yard). They refuse to give vehicle back, holding hostage, moving vehicle across multiple cities without permission. Police wont due anything. They are holding vehicle against the insd will to line their pockets. This is a well known scam, see yelp reviews for several others had same issues. This shop pay tow trucks to bring vehicles there.. Needs to be stopped now..

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- North Hollywood, CA, USA • Dec 18, 2023
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My grandma purchased a $100 visa Vanilla prepaid gift card and sent it to me as a gift. When I tried to use it I got a bounceback that it had no funds. I checked the transaction history and a company called Bluecybernauts had taken out $99 from the card. I do not know how they got the card information, my grandma did not receive any suspicious texts or calls and nobody told her to purchase the card. Just beware if you see a transaction from Bluecybernauts on your account!

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- Santa Monica, CA, USA • Oct 20, 2023
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A supposed process server said I missed a court date and gave a fake case number. Their callback number was different than the one they used to call. The number they wanted me to call was 833-611-0493. They proceeded to tell me in the message, "You have been notified".

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- Whittier, CA, USA • Oct 19, 2023
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This address and company name are not real someone stole my identity. The address is a residential address and no company what so ever is ran out of the house

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- Los Angeles, CA, USA • Oct 03, 2023
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Fasly claimed a video that they didnt create and have no affiliation with. They have done this with multiple people on multiple social media platforms and its illegal

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- Los Angeles, CA, USA • Oct 03, 2023
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They pretended to be doing a work profile check on an employee. And asked for all kinds of information.

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- Lawrence, KS, USA • Sep 21, 2023
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Calling and texting every 20min from a different number. Can't block them when they call from a new number every time.

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• Aug 30, 2023
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HELP ME!!

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- Minneapolis, MN, USA • Aug 21, 2023
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Consumer reported that she received a check $199 if they would register for a insurance for their home. The consumer does not have a relationship with M & I Bank. 

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