Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Complaint 71852 Details

  • Date Occurred: 02/09/2014
  • Reported Damages: $628.00
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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 today from a man named Neal Freeman. He stating that I've been accepted to receive a grant of $7000. He also had a strong accent. She told me that the government chose an amount of people to receive grants for paying taxes on time, having no foreclosures and no criminal background. Even though I did apply for Loans a few months ago. But I must say he was convincing. He said i had to make a donation to people in need so i sent $130.00 to AZ AD India so it can be on file that i have made a donation. he then said the money should be in the account in 10-20 min so i waited and waited the next day i called him back and he said the reason it didnt go through was i needed to pay a security deposit of $478.00 to recieve the money so i sent it to a Praveen Kumar in New Denhi, Delhi India, he stated it is only a deposit till they verify my info and it would be returned. He said that they will give me a receipt with a number on it and I have to give it to her so she can wire the $7000. By this time I'm thinking maybe. He asked for my Bank, Routing Number and Account number.

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  • Complaints Filed: 93
  • Reported Damages: $98,735.32
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