Complaint Review: Briggs Law Firm, Eric Primer - Internet
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Briggs Law Firm, Eric Primer Briggs Law Firm - United Personal Loans Internet
*Consumer Comment: It is a scam
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Several emails from a law firm called Briggs Law Firm stating I owe United Personal Loans money. The main person contacting me via email is Eric Primer at briggs.lawfirm.primer@outlook.com. I have never taken out a loan from this company. The insist that I have and want to charge me with a cyber crime if I don't pay and they have proof that 17 times I have attempted to falsely take out loans on the internet. They won't provide me any information on when they have tried to contact me with a letter or anything of the sort. Below is the last email I received 6/15/17. United Personal Loan is having 17 legal proof and 3 technical proofs stating that you applied for it online and money was transferred to your bank account which is been verified by Bureau of cyber crime investigation.
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#1 Consumer Comment
It is a scam
AUTHOR: FloridaNative - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, June 18, 2017
Please don't fall for it. It is a scam. In a valid collection, the attorney (a real attorney) or collections agency would send you a letter, not an email. It isn't a cyber crime to apply for a loan. In fact, what this scammer is doing to you is a cyber crime by trying to collect on a loan that doesn't exist.
Go to FTC.gov and read the section about financial scams so you know what to look for to determine the difference between a scam and a legitimate contact. This particular email you mention has scam written all over it (figuratively speaking). By the way, there is no such thing as "Bureau of Cyber Crime Investigation". They are usually smarter than that and use a real name to make their con more believeable. Don't contact them. Follow the advice by the FTC.gov on what to do when you are contacted by a scammer.
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