I first received a call from an unknown number. He didn't speak English very well so it was hard for me to understand everything. But he clearly said I received a government grant of $9000 from a random selection. Have me an authorization code and a phone number to call (917)-338-6850. Then started asking what I would do with the money, but I diverted and was able to hang up. I called the other number and gave the authorization code. A lady, who once again didn't speak good English, told me the process I had to go through to get the grant.
With these situations, I listen for key things: do they present the company they work for, do they tell you their name without you asking, do they sound eager. Of course there was a registration fee of $200 I was suppose to pay. And then she got to being eager - "how many minutes would you say it will take you to get to the closest (rite aid, western union, dollar general)?" I started asking why I would have to pay that money and she got frustrated with me. The line disconnected so I called back and started asking her the company name (Helen Human Services, I think is what she said), the address (couldn't make out this except it was a New York address), her name (Stephanie Williams), and her employee ID number (none). She was so pissed off from these questions I had to laugh. But I hope this info is helpful to anyone else. Stay safe. Stay guarded.
i recieved a call from 2025808535 was yesterday and they said a punch of stuff i have to do an they said im going to get 10,000 dallors but they said i have to sent them 300.00 dallors so the can sent my money in moneygram..yes i did but naw they said my credit score was blow 850 so tax hold my money an naw they call me an said one apption i can do so i can get my money in second i have to sent them 900.00 dallors...
Call them back and troll them lol. I've had about 45 minutes of fun with them. I called and turned on loud porn, trolled the hell out of them using different voices/accents it's pretty fun:)
I first received a call from an unknown number. He didn't speak English very well so it was hard for me to understand everything. But he clearly said I received a government grant of $9000 from a random selection. Have me an authorization code and a phone number to call (917)-338-6850. Then started asking what I would do with the money, but I diverted and was able to hang up. I called the other number and gave the authorization code. A lady, who once again didn't speak good English, told me the process I had to go through to get the grant.
With these situations, I listen for key things: do they present the company they work for, do they tell you their name without you asking, do they sound eager. Of course there was a registration fee of $200 I was suppose to pay. And then she got to being eager - "how many minutes would you say it will take you to get to the closest (rite aid, western union, dollar general)?" I started asking why I would have to pay that money and she got frustrated with me. The line disconnected so I called back and started asking her the company name (Helen Human Services, I think is what she said), the address (couldn't make out this except it was a New York address), her name (Stephanie Williams), and her employee ID number (none). She was so pissed off from these questions I had to laugh. But I hope this info is helpful to anyone else. Stay safe. Stay guarded.