Scam Tip Report #85639 - Email request for therapy for daughter while she is in the country
Follow Ups/Extra Information. Most recent is listed first.
| Anonymous () Added the following extra information on :2019-03-05 13:45:04 |
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I have received several emails from this man inquiry i g about therapy for his 19 year old daughter Joanna. I have asked him to have daughter email or call me and she never has. He wanted 2 sessions per week for 4 weeks. Yesterday I received a cashier’s check in the mail. Everything looks legitimate but there is no address on the check. In addition, the check is thousands of dollars above what it is supposed to be and he wants me to deposit the check and then pay him the difference!! I had been suspicious but played along to see if he would send a check. I will be warning my bank about this but wanted to warn otber therapists and counselors.
| Anonymous () Added the following extra information on :2017-12-21 19:50:15 |
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Just received this email..seemed fake....searched it...saw this....now adding to it so that people will know that this is a scam of some kind. Included is the email text that was sent.
Scam EmailHello Teacher,
My daughter is looking to learn belly dance in your area. Are you currently taking new students, and if so, I'd love to hear about your dance(s) taught, experience, costs per hour, teaching location, etc. If not, I'd very much appreciate it if you could recommend someone else.
I look forward to hearing back from you at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your time.
sincerely,
Andrew
| Anonymous () Added the following extra information on :2017-11-23 21:37:22 |
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This was a request for eight sessions of therapy with his 19 year-old daughter Katrina while she is in the country, in my area, from dec. 12, 2017 through January, 2018. I responded twice to him, and he offered to pay my full fee in advance by cheque made out to my name. All three of his emails (the initial, copied below, and the two responses) looked "phishy", the second response even more than the first. When I googled "Andrew Rogers scam", I found quite a few entries confirming my suspicions, including the Scamalot entry and a notice from the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC) warning of this scam and advising not to respond. I spoke to BCACC by phone to confirm.
Scam Emailsender: Andrew Rogers
subject line: Do you provides therapy to individuals of all ages?
date: Nov. 5, 2017
Do you provides therapy to individuals of all ages? Please tell me your...
Available date:
Specialties:
Presently Location:
Year trained:
Locations:
You fee for cancellation fee for each missed appointments:
Thank you!
| Anonymous () Added the following extra information on :2017-10-29 20:37:11 |
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Same as above: contacted me to arrange therapy for his daughter who allegedly would be in the country for four weeks. Wouldn't answer relevant questions such as what seems to be the problem. Kept telling me that his daughter, who in this case was named Katrina, would attend two sessions a week. Wouldn't answer why two sessions.
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+4 Email request for therapy for daughter while she is in the country 
