Yes it is. You do not need to pay money to get your own money. And as you never knew you had any there, that tells the tale.
No, I have not received any suspicious text messages from the National Recovery Agency that could potentially be a scam.
The Working Capitol Fund is not a scam. The fund is run through the federal government of the United States.
Yes, the Zelle certificate fee scam involves scammers asking for payment in the form of a certificate before transferring funds through Zelle. To protect yourself, always verify the legitimacy of the transaction and never pay any upfront fees before receiving the funds.
To request a refund for a Zelle scam transaction, you should contact your bank immediately and report the fraudulent activity. Provide them with details of the transaction and any evidence you have. They will investigate the matter and work with Zelle to try to recover your funds.
The First National Collection Bureau is a legitimate debt collection agency that operates within the boundaries of the law.
there isn't one...it'a a scam and they don't exist.....I get letters like this all the time they want you to send $20 ....pleas keep your hard earned money!
No. US Unclaimed Money is not a scam. However, it is probably used as a tool to lure people in to being scammed.I spend a lot of time searching for unclaimed money for people all over the United States, and I know that there is unclaimed money to be claimed.All types of unclaimed property can be found and claimed, and millions of people are potential owners until proven otherwise.
No, the letter you received from MarketSphere Unclaimed Property is not a scam. It is legitimate. You (or the person on the letter) is owed money from one of MarketSphere's clients. MarketSphere is trying to locate the person on the letter to notify them that a check or other payment needs to be reissued from the client, or else the funds will be escheated to the state Treasurer's department to be held there until you come forward (or search the state databases) as the rightful owner of the funds.
If you receive strange emails about unclaimed money, it is a one hundred percent scam, One will never receive emails about unclaimed money , and hidden debt, and lottery tickets that you never even entered for.
Yes, it is a 419 type "advance fee" scam.
ignore it that was a scam....
Use a reputable one. get a recommendation from an agent not an agency
It's probably a scam.
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Absolutely not! They are a legit agency in Portland.
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You. The bank is required by law to give you access to those funds before they actually clear.