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Shaun Smith - attorney Email fraud, internet scam, outstanding debt claim Internet
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Legal Notice July 1, 2017 at 11:39 am Dear (my name) Case File#RR187829 Total Outstanding Amount-$865.75 Cost of the Lawsuit-$5825.35 Legal Charges-Section 19(A), Clause 21(US). Case Format- Fair Debt Collection (FC/SC) Dear ZACHARY, This is to notify you and requires your immediate attention. We are going to file a lawsuit in next 24 hours against your Name and SSN. After giving several notifications we did not received any response from your side. We will consider that you are ignoring this matter and you want to dispute. We are in a process to inform the Social Security Administration & major Credit Bureaus as well. If we do not hear from you today, we will be compelled to seek legal representation in the Court House. We reserve the right to commence litigation for intent to commit wire fraud under the pretense of refusing to repay a debt committed to, by use of the Internet. In addition we reserve the right to seek recovery for the balance due, as well as legal fees and any court cost incurred. Note: If we don't get any response from your side, we shall have no alternative but to take action through the local County Courthouse to recover the amount due together with court costs and legal fees including all taxes which cost approximately $5825.35. Note: The Legal Charges Section 19(A), Clause 21(US) is against you and if you ignore this case then our legal department will take immediate action you. If we receive the remaining payment from you thereafter we will provide you full and final receipt stating that your case file is closed permanently with remaining zero balance. Don't take this matters lightly otherwise once the case file is downloaded thereafter we won't be able to help you out. If you fail to respond us the Charges will be pressed against the name are: 1. Violation of federal banking regulation act 1983 (C) 2. Collateral check fraud 3. Theft by deception (ACC ACT 21A) Which carries a maximum sentence of 3 years of prison and a fine up to $5825.35. YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN OUT OF COURT RESOLVE OPTION (OOCR): All you do is email us back for taking care of this matter outside the court house. PS. If you fail respond within 24 hours this Legal Action will be activated. You will be Entitle for an OOCR, By requesting an offer in compromise, but if you are failed to do that then we shall start the process of pressing those charges against you. To resolve this issue ASAP, Kindly emails us immediately. [email protected] Best Wishes, Sr. Investigation Officer (Department - Law & Enforcement)
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frankiet2000
Galliano,Louisiana,
USA
Beware of Hector Harmandez!
#2General Comment
Fri, July 28, 2017
Hello all, I too received this exact same email, a day or two ago. Knowing full well that it was a scam, I decided to play along. I acted like I was elderly and afraid, and said I would do anything to keep this out of court. After several emails back and forth, I finally got a name. I asked many questions about the fake lawsuit, where they were located, the phone number and address, etc. Whomever was mailing got aggravated, and quick! They wanted $250 down, that SAME DAY. (Even though the extortion email said I had 24 hours!) I said I didn't have much money, but that I had wealthy children that I could borrow from. The crooks got REAL aggressive at that point! I asked many more questions, and all I got was the person I was to send it to. Hector Harmandez, and the city was Indianapolis, IN. When they realized what I was doing, the emails stopped. I sent one more, the next day, basically telling them that I knew what they were doing, that I was reporting them, and that they were pieces of crap! Folks, it's real simple. NO ONE can sue you through an email! They get your info some kind of way (your accounts became hacked, you apply online for loans, any kind of way, really). They usually have SOME kind of info: name, social, date of birth, place of employment. Sometimes ALL of the above! But if you are ever being sued, you HAVE to be served with papers!! They cannot, and will not, do it through a phone call or email! DO NOT fall for this fake email from Shaun Smith, attorney! It's Hector Harmandez trying to steal your hard- earned money!! Have a great day. Good luck, be safe, and God bless.
