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Report: #1529581

Complaint Review: Blue Diamond -

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  • Reported By: Ginger — United States
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Blue Diamond Blum Bank Possible New Scam?

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I found an ad on Instagram and clicked through on a "Learn More" tab to find out what it was about. This leads you to ad audio advertisement telling you that you have won a "Blue Diamond" worth $1127 per week for the next 5 years or if you open an account with Blum Bank, they will extend the weekly payments for 30 years. The only fee they ask for is an $8.95 plus tax administrative fee to process the transaction and set up the account. I believe this might be a new scam to gain access to people's credit cards or Paypal accounts.  This is one of 2 places that I see a report on this exact same situation and those reports are both within the last week. I have also submitted a report on the BBB Website. 

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