Karina Canaca
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SCAM. Received a call from this number +17787452015 demanding that I call them back asap. Pretending to be RCA. SCAM
Some kind of scam wanting you to open a link when they send it to you. Then they write back if you don't open it to tell you its a scam probably so you will call them or text them back.
Such awh*re
Slut
Suspicious activity
Pretended escort girl but shes a robber
I dont know who it is or what they are calling for
Shes really crazy this girl
Who is this guy?
i dont know whose number is this
Someone called me from this number and no one replied
This person called me saying she was from the U S government Her name was Jessica Maxwell saying I was suppose to get a grant for 14,589 for not owing the I R S or filing bankruptcy But she wanted me to file a registration form to get the money. When I said no I knew it was a Scam I hung up. They left me a message on my phone saying that now I owed them $669.00 I don't think so We called our bank right away about the scam. The man used the name as Ryan Felx Telephone number to contact them about the money. 1-253-289-3557 & 1-253-289-3356
Said I would be arrested if I did not call them back.
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Doesn't work
They keep calling me they don't say anything
goofy call
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