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LSAN DA 07, CA - U.S. TELEPACIFIC CORP. - CA
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Ataneh -
01-10-2016
No, The owner of this phone number doing Scam likeRomance scam. Main article: Romance scam One of the variant is the Romance Scam, a money-for-romance angle. The scammer uses this communication to gain confidence, then asks for money.The con artist may claim to be interested in meeting the victim, but needs cash to book a plane, buy a bus ticket, rent a hotel room, pay for personal-travel costs such as gasoline or a vehicle rental, or to cover other expenses. In other cases, they claim they're trapped in a foreign country and need assistance to return, to escape imprisonment by corrupt local officials, to pay for medical expenses due to an illness contracted abroad, and so on.Also, requests are made to help her get back to the United States.Domestic scams often involve meeting someone on an online match making service. One "woman" scamming had money sent to a generic name like Joseph Hancock alleging she could not collect the money due to losing her international passport. After sending the money the victim is given bad news the woman was robbed on the way to the bus stop and the victim feels compelled to send more money.[citation needed] The fraudster never visits the victim and is willing to chat with the victim through a chat client as long as the victim is still willing to send more money. In another variation on the romance scam, the scammer contacts women, either in Nigeria or elsewhere, for example, Ghana, offering to "find a man" for them on Internet dating or social media sites. The scammer will charge the woman a fee for his services or may even offer to sell her a computer so she can have direct access to Internet and e-mail. The scammer then runs the traditional scam to lure a man into a relationship, again using false names, stories and photos.
No, The owner of this phone number doing Scam likeRomance scam. Main article: Romance scam One of the variant is the Romance Scam, a money-for-romance angle. The scammer uses this communication to gain confidence, then asks for money.The con artist may claim to be interested in meeting the victim, but needs cash to book a plane, buy a bus ticket, rent a hotel room, pay for personal-travel costs such as gasoline or a vehicle rental, or to cover other expenses. In other cases, they claim they're trapped in a foreign country and need assistance to return, to escape imprisonment by corrupt local officials, to pay for medical expenses due to an illness contracted abroad, and so on.Also, requests are made to help her get back to the United States.Domestic scams often involve meeting someone on an online match making service. One "woman" scamming had money sent to a generic name like Joseph Hancock alleging she could not collect the money due to losing her international passport. After sending the money the victim is given bad news the woman was robbed on the way to the bus stop and the victim feels compelled to send more money.[citation needed] The fraudster never visits the victim and is willing to chat with the victim through a chat client as long as the victim is still willing to send more money. In another variation on the romance scam, the scammer contacts women, either in Nigeria or elsewhere, for example, Ghana, offering to "find a man" for them on Internet dating or social media sites. The scammer will charge the woman a fee for his services or may even offer to sell her a computer so she can have direct access to Internet and e-mail. The scammer then runs the traditional scam to lure a man into a relationship, again using false names, stories and photos.
Caller type: Scammer
Number: 213-373-8416
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