Complaint Review: Eric Johnson, Monica G. Williams & Julian Smith - San Francisco California
- Eric Johnson, Monica G. Williams & Julian Smith 359 McAllister Street San Francisco, California United States of America
- Phone: 818-671-28
- Web:
- Category: Cash Services
Eric Johnson, Monica G. Williams & Julian Smith Federal Legislation Back office of Unsecured Loans, Fast cash InternationalCentral Investigation Cash Transfer Trying to tell me I owe money for a cash advance & had a lawyer contact me to "help" me San Francisco, California
* : Stop wasting time with this.
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After reading Report #454525, I figured maybe I could be of some assistance to others like they were to me. I am getting phone calls stating that I am going to be subpoenaed for a court case in San Francisco, where I allegedly received a cash advance in September of 2008 & never paid it back. They reference my old social security number. So now I am being civilly sued by Fast cash International for $950.45, which I was told was the amount owed for the cash advance, plus court fees & dont forget interest.
I was contacted by a Julian Smith last month, stating that she was from Central Investigation of Cash Transfer Department & that she is an attorney. She called me from (206) 548-4438, which when I did a search thru whitepages.com, comes up as a landline form
For the past 3 days, I have been getting phone calls from an Eric Johnson & Monica G Williams from (818) 671-2827. They told me that I was going to be subpoenaed with court papers. They said that they were calling from a federally monitored line from the Supreme Court house in
When Monica 3-wayed us, Joe answered. So I asked him when this transaction was supposedly done. He tried to pawn every answer off on the Monica. Joe told me that he would be able to settle with a credit card or debit card. So that is when I told Joe that Monica said I could
After all of this, I called the Supreme Court in
As you can see, or read from this, this is rather frustrating & is also making me worried for my safety. When this Joe Brown guy told me that he would get his money whether in or out of court, that is when I began to become a little worried.
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#1
Stop wasting time with this.
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, September 10, 2009
These are obviously scammers. They have obviously hacked a site that contains your personal info (most likely from an online loan application) and are using it to try and convince you to send them money. It's currently one of the most common scams on the Internet.
So far, it looks like the scammers are only using this stolen info to intimidate people into sending them money. Realistically, the info could be used to steal your identity and make your life miserable. I suggest that you contact the three credit reporting agencies immediately and have a fraud alert placed on your credit reports. Additionally, you should visit the FTC's identity theft website for more info.


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