Complaint Review: John Carter - Montreal Quebec
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John Carter My Dad's friend received a letter from "John Carter" and it said that my Dad's friend won a settlement for $80,000.00 and that a fee of $2,000 n so was not 2b cashed or the check would be VOID i just Montreal, Quebec
*Consumer Suggestion: Almost certainly a scam
*General Comment: Just type in his name in the box.
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Hello i am a new user too Ripoff Report. My Dad's friend received a letter in the mail from John Carter who said in the letter that my Dad's friend won a cash settlement for $80,000.00 and a check about $2,000 or so and it says too not cash the check or it would be VOID
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#2 Consumer Suggestion
Almost certainly a scam
AUTHOR: Chad - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, June 23, 2012
Unless your dad participated in a lawsuit or filed an insurance claim for this settlement, it's a scam. No one legit contacts you out of the blue with huge cash promises. "John Carter" would probably tell you taxes or fees need to be paid first (making it an advance fee scam) or that he needs your bank account and other personal info to wire the funds (making it phishing). Either way, avoid like the plague.
#1 General Comment
Just type in his name in the box.
AUTHOR: MartyMarsh - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, June 23, 2012
Up in the right hand corner and you will get your answer,it is there.
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