Scam Tip Report #23325 - Official Letter Beneficiary Settlement
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| Anonymous
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
2015-06-18 02:09:33
Wills/Probate Scam
|  +2 Official Letter Beneficiary Settlement Received a letter in the mail. Told me I could claim to be a beneficiary of a business magnet . Didn't need to be related and it is all legal and above board. Asking for consent to put my name on the claim. Said even if I didn't agree they still wanted me to send information.
Was done on cheap paper . Didn't even look professional. |
Follow Ups/Extra Information. Most recent is listed first.
| Anonymous () Added the following extra information on :2015-06-29 20:51:07 |
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Says in a letter he works for one of the financial institutions here in the United States. Institution not identified.
Suggest we claim a 5.2 million USD estate for the only reason we have the same family name of their late client. « I know you may not de related to him, but having the same last name with him and coming from the same country with him have made it easy to make this claim ».
In clear, this scammer suggest we make a fraudulent estate claim, assuring that this transaction is 100 % risk free and legal.
Will there be any nut who will send him the personal information he asks for for the moment, being certain he will ask for transaction fees or other monies soon?
| Anonymous () Added the following extra information on :2015-06-19 21:23:35 |
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Letter in mail saying could possible inherit the estate of wealthy american with same last name. Clearly a form letter where the last name is just dropped in as needed, they did not even address to my full name nor was it signed. Cheap paper photo copy - beware!
