Federal Reserve Bank
Complaint 340746 Details
- Date Occurred: 06/19/2015
- Reported Damages: $271.50
- Location: Washington, DC
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The complaint is against an online dating profile
The complaint is a listing fraud posted on public forums or sites against an anonymous entity
The complaint is mobile text spam or smishing related against an anonymous entity
The company or person contact no longer exists
International boundaries
I received a call a week ago saying that I was selected for a $7,000 grant that I can use for anything other than to gamble with (their words). They said all I had to do send a security deposit of $260 to get the funds aling with deposit back.Of course I wascited but skeptical at the same time. So I told my wife and immediately she told me it was a scam. I really didn't have $260 to "invest" to begin with but I felt if I missed out on this opportunity I couldn't give my family the financial startup we need right now. So yesterday, June 19,2015, I took a chance and went to Wal-Mart to send the money. The cashier warned me but I didn't listen. They seem so sincere and professional I thought it was legit. So I went to cvs to use money gram and sent the money to Salvador Villar in Las Vegas, Nevada. Eventually, they gave my money and I continue to wait. Then the representative from Federal Reserve Bank says I can release the funds to you for a fee of $495. At that point I realize this is a scam. But it was to late. Now I have to tell my wife and children we will are going to have a hard 2 weeks because we have no car, delinquent bills, debt; I was desperate and they took advantage of me. I should've listened to my wife.
- Thaddaeus SBID #0f54cafab5
- Posted 06/20/2015
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- Complaint Against Federal Reserve Bank
- Complaints Filed: 93
- Reported Damages: $98,735.32
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