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Threats and demand
Claiming to be with Verifone IT and requesting access to POS for nefarious reasons.
Rainer is being clients inside our building very disgusting all cum on the floor and has no decency for neighbors
it was BMO
Claims to be Venmo
Lying about cutting off power
recording
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Tried to get me to get cashier check for 85,000 and mail it to IRS to pay for Publishing Clearing House winning tickets of 1.5 Million and 500,000 cash.
fraud
There isn't any information, so there is nothing to describe about this call.
Text trying to spear phish using my name! Fake.
Got a call from Pakistan High Commission office in Ottawa and they had all my information (name/ address/ Pakistan phone number etc) and they said they got a Police inquiry from Punjab police under my name and number & I need to report to Ottawa HC office. I got a little uncomfortable and double checked the phone number and address while on call and it was accurate. He started giving me a ton of information about me and just to make them a little confused, I said that’s some other person, they hung up. I called the office and the lady who picked up said that they have been getting hundreds of calls and someone is scamming people for no reason other than just sending people to their office. Be aware and if you get a call even from official number, completely ignore it.
Scam calls
i dont want this number in my phone becouse my calls are forwarding to this number
Phone #: 706-716-0567 Carrier: Verizon Wireless *Mobile line* Name: David Terrell Scroggs/ Terry Scroggs Age:30 363 Red Rock Road, Toccoa GA 30577 terry_scroggs@yahoo.com terry.scroggs@yahoo.com
Phone #: 706-716-0567 Carrier: Verizon Wireless/mobile line Name: David Terrell Scroggs/ Terry Scroggs Age:30 363 Red Red Road, Toccoa GA 30577 terry_scroggs@yahoo.com terry.scroggs@yahoo.com
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