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- Usabenets.gov Internet USA
- Phone: 316-216-9226
- Web:
- Category: Government Worker
Usabenets.gov Nancy Banks OD#vr385528 called me 12-28-16 told me I was selected to receive a grant of $5200.00 chargrd me $4.00 fee gave me phone number 316-226'9226 never received anything is it possible to look any further to see if she can be held responsible for th She called me told me I was selected to receive a grant of $5200.00 charged me $4.00 fee said it would be direct deposited into my bank account now Im afraid they are going to attack my bank account anytime and clean me out of funds unknown I believe inter
*Consumer Comment: It's a scam
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I received a call from one Nancy Banks ID #vr485528 on 12-28-16 was told I was selected to receive a grant of $5200.00 completely free did not have to pay back money just had to pay a small fee which I used a prepaid card I received as a gift I'm now worried that they will also hit that card and drain it I did give her my bank debit card number to deposit the money can you please look into this and help me to gaurd my accounts .She said she worked at usabenifits.gov
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#1 Consumer Comment
It's a scam
AUTHOR: FloridaNative - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 02, 2017
How do I know it's a scam? Because there is no such place as usabenefits.gov - just check out the website, there isn't one.
Also no one legitimate will call you up to give you money for free. It is a way to get your personal information, most likely for ID Theft.
To protect yourself:
Close down the accounts you have currently - that you gave to the scammer and open new ones.
Go to the FTC.gov website and look up what to do in the case of ID Theft.
Freeze your credit reports so no other tradelines can be opened in your name.
Get in front of this right away so you don't lose more than $4.
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