Yes........£385,000.00. And she has an official letter to prove it.
TBH......on the surface it all looks genuine. All the fancy headings etc.
Fortunately she has all her marbles and asked me to check it out.
It is yet another scam.
1. The address shown doesn't exist
2. The mobile phone has a message from
the same 'name' as the EuroMillions
scam.
3. The UK board of internal revenue it
mentions doesn't exist.
4. They ask for 5% of the total AFTER you
have been paid.
Apparently they send you an official looking cheque then immediately pester you to transfer the £16K to thier bank. The cheque you have will, of course bounce. But by then yo have lost £16k.
Sadly some people will be duped.
TBH......on the surface it all looks genuine. All the fancy headings etc.
Fortunately she has all her marbles and asked me to check it out.
It is yet another scam.
1. The address shown doesn't exist
2. The mobile phone has a message from
the same 'name' as the EuroMillions
scam.
3. The UK board of internal revenue it
mentions doesn't exist.
4. They ask for 5% of the total AFTER you
have been paid.
Apparently they send you an official looking cheque then immediately pester you to transfer the £16K to thier bank. The cheque you have will, of course bounce. But by then yo have lost £16k.
Sadly some people will be duped.
I was expecting some satirical comment about council tax bills just arriving.
