I know who is doing this. Its my x. I have been fearful for my life since finding out he is a criminal/ If you can help me please call me. 904-314-7891. He is operating from Florda so maybe we can work together to shut down. He is into identity theft, mortgage fraud, phone and computer hacking...all have been done to me.
I received a E-Mail from www.Edproperties.com saying they were interested in my property and wanted to make a cash offer and asked me to give them a quick details at www.Edproperties.com. Red Flag is they didn't have guts to make a simple phone call. Can you believe this? I just want to sell my property legally!
I just got a text from this guy today twice and I just posted items for sale on craigslist(not real estate) him wanting to purchase real estate. I am a broker in Washington state selling real estate. How come it came from a 675-53 is the only number that has come up on my verizon phone. Maybe I can report this to Verizon. He shouldn't be allowed to do this type of scam.
I received two unsolicited text messages today from 222-226-7553. My T-Mobile account shows the origin of the call to be MAURITANIA, a country in northwest Africa. The text said,,, www.JpeProperties.com...we want your property... blah, blah, blah.
Considering that I have all text messages blocked, this was a surprise. Apparently, if you can spoof a carrier's email address, then you can send spam from servers in third world nations to people's cell phones. I believe this is a violation of the do not call laws in many states and the federal law, and this bogus company could face some serious time behind bars and/or a big fine for such activities.
I believe I am able to block this by using the email settings with my carrier that prevent computer generated SMS texts being sent to cell phones. This is in addition to regular text message blocking I had already set up. Funny, I don't even have email service with my flip phone, but alas, this procedure is how the carrier's computers send me necessary text messages.
Hi, I got an email from my craigslist posting from Mark @edproperties and when I google it this is what came up, It also had a link inside the email for me to click but I didn't fall for that.
I have gotten nothing but scammer's like this one since I posted my listing a few days ago.
I answered one back thinking (hoping) it was legitimate but then I got a response with a link to click saying "try this" most of the scam's are easy to spot, typo's or sentences that are totally off.
Luckily I made an email account just for my craigslist account so I don't have to deal with this in my regular email.
Thanks for starting this posting on these people, its going to save a lot of people from wasting their time