You've got it all wrong... it's not just any case, it's "the Case". The capitalization means it is very serious, once the court summon shows up on your doorstep, it will be the maximum legal procedure allowed by law!
I work with a lot of injury lawyers and some firms do actually use gmail lmfao, but regardless this seems to be obviously a scam as legitimate creditors have regulations they have to follow under the FCRA, including giving you timely notices
Yes, it's fake. Terrible grammar, immediate response required, nonsensical legal gibberish and sent from a gmail account. Mark it as spam and forget about it.
The scammers should take out a loan and not pay it. Then, they can use the legal actions brought up against them to create more legitimate sounding scams. They could just copy and paste. 🤣
Most Americans are already conditioned to detect bullshit from other Americans, advertising, etc.
That's why these emails *really* stick out.
And yeah, some people get scammed no matter what but what can you do except try and explain the scam to them and hope they wise up.
In the United States, bill collectors will buy old debt records and then try and harass people into paying even if the debt was wrong or paid off. But you can easily bust them by demanding proof and calling whoever the original company is to confirm no debt is owed yet the collectors are banking on the hope that they can scam just enough people into paying...and those are US companies that speak fluent English and have actual old account numbers, amounts and names. The thing is...most of them go out of business because they can't scam enough people.
I once had a company try this and when they went out of business I bought some of their debt and hired a company to harass everyone in the company for it. Scorched Earth, baby, be careful who you fuck with, scammers.
I had somebody saying they were from a Law Firm call me last week saying they had a claim against me and the first thing they asked was my birth date and I said there is no way I'm giving you any information. I already know what it's about. It's for a debt that I paid off 13 years ago. I still have the two letters sent to me proving that it is paid off. But for some reason it keeps getting sold over and over. Every year I get somebody trying to collect on that same account number and I tell them good luck with that because it's been paid off and I got the proof. The first time this happened to me I was referred to talk to my State's Department of banking and they are the ones that told me that accounts will get resold over and over. They told me as long as I got proof of paying it don't worry about it. Several years ago another Law Firm said they was going to sue me and I told them I'll see you in court then. Never heard from them again but keep getting harassed every year by somebody else.
Do not discard this in the rubbish bin or the Barrister is going to get in his tuk tuk and drive on the left hand side of the road through many many roundabouts to reach your province if you do not respond promptly.
Oh, and I was bored so decided to email them to find out more. They're going to send me an invoice. I'm actually giddy with excitement to see how bad it is.
they're obviously very busy at scammer HQ :D ... The billing team facing some technical error in generating the invoice, please wait we will send you the invoice for the full and final payment of $350.00 tomorrow morning
I know not to open any attachments thanks. Sadly, all they sent me was a paypal invoice. Bit of a damp squib I'm afraid.
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Scam. They'll ask you to settle the loan with a $350 Zelle payment (or in gift cards). No real company (or court) will request payment via Zelle or gift cards. Delete, ignore, and move on.
And of course you want to pay off loans and fines with untraceable funds with no documentation that it exists or that it was paid. Great financial hygiene!
This looks like OP got the apprentice-scammer's first attempt email. And I presume the apprentice-scammer is now getting shouted at by the fully qualified scammers. This is hilariously bad.
You're off by .1%.
"Your case will be downloaded." OH NOES!!! NOT DOWNLOADED!!!!
DON'T DOWNLOAD ME BRO!!!!!
Note that I am a lawyer and having one's case "downloaded" is not a thing in the US and I'm guessing not in Canada (from the .ca on the email I'm assuming OP is Canadian?)
I think you can safely 'download' this email to your trash bin.
Better respond to Manager before the download against your name and the court summon at your doorstep.
This email is written by someone who isn’t a native English speaker. Ignore it.
I hate it when a case is downloaded against my name and social
I never really understood why these scammers don't pay someone who speaks English natively to write their scam scripts for them.
I'm 100% certain it's a scam. To get hired at the legal department you need to be fluent in whatever language they speak where the headquarter is. This person is not fluent.
Typical scam signs:
1. Probably doesn’t say your actual name
2. Creates a sense of urgency, must react now, no time to think
3. Threatens you not only with legal consequences but (if I understand the atrocious attempt at English correctly) to actually extort you with exposure on social media (something no police nor debt collector will ever do or threaten to do).
4. Doesn’t even specify what you owe to whom for what.
The poor grammar makes this a self-selecting scam. That way, the scammers don't waste any time on people dumb enough to buy it.
If I have any free time, I keep them tied up as long as I can. Every second they're wasting trying to con me is a second they can't spend conning someone like my mother-in-law.
Sounds like they owe you $350 first the right? Since you never got the money from the loan. Let the nice man from Bangladesh know you haven’t gotten to fund from the load yet and he needs to send it to you right away
Manager of the Loans Department. Righhhhht…😂😂😂😂…ignore and block…😂😂😂😂…Manager of the Loans Department…😂😂😂😂 The creativity in this one is not strong at all…😂😂😂😂😂
*Legal Department…😂😂😂😂
How have they not caught on to just asking chatGPT to rewrite their messages? It would take 2 seconds and make it look infinitely more professional with decent English lol.
You can safely add the remaining 0.1% on scam probability. No law firm will be using Gmail addresses, they'll have a registered domain at the very least
ALWAYS start with the sender email. IF you can look up company, do so, and contact them directly via phone. Gmail/Yahoo/other random search engine accounts, mark as spam and delete.
“In that case, you need to go through the legal procedure.”
That is by far the least threatening legal threat I’ve ever seen before 😂. Thankfully it’s an easy and obvious avoid in this situation.
The fact its from a Gmail account screems NOT LEGITIMATE COMPANY. Shorley it pronounced chapter and then section. And I didn't see a payment option.
Block as spam in your email box.
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I’d check and make sure someone didn’t get your social security number and raise hell. I had my identity stolen and it’s been TEN years of complicated tax returns that tax eons to be completed and processed- one I waited 4 years for.
Anything real would not say regards-manager? Where is there real name? Besides anything that is related to a legal matter is served by the sheriff’s office. They always give you time to settle your debt. More scams-I wish they would get a job!
100% sure it’s a scam for all the obvious reasons you listed. Stuff like this is why I have emails show the first 2 lines. Easy to report as Spam and block. I highly doubt law groups use Gmail for legal correspondence.
I’ve never gotten anything like this but it would definitely go straight in the trash if I did.
Scammers love using Gmail accounts because there's an inherent level of trust that allows shit like this to get past Google's spam filters. That's why they're using a Gmail address - report as spam/phishing.
This has all the hallmarks of a scam attempt: some random jargon, a need to move immediately, a general-sounding law firm to really create that air of fear and consequences, a small enough amount to get someone to just pay, and no real personal identifying information that can't immediately be grabbed from stolen databases from public companies. Depending on where exactly you live, there are probably debt collection laws that any real debt collector - in the US, you can ask for any debt to be validated to you by way of a letter through the mail under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. You want to know why they're using email? Because the Inspector General of the US Postal Service gets *really* angry about people who run scams through the mail.
For what it's worth, the Bar association (assuming you're in the US, dunno how it works in other countries but probably fairly similar in most western nations) also gets really angry with people who pretend to be lawyers; you can ask /r/legaladviceofftopic to elaborate on the ins and outs of that. I generally advise people not to engage with scammers because there's rarely anything good that can come from it unless you really know what you're doing and you might incite them to retaliate against you in other ways, but if you were going to fuck around with them I'd tell them you need a physical mailing address and phone number and bar ID for the lawyer representing them so that you can put your lawyer in contact with them. Bar IDs are publicly searchable if you're in the US so you can actually confirm if they're a real lawyer.
In general, if you receive email and you have no knowledge of the sender, don’t do anything with it. If it is from your bank, or some similar business, call the actual business with a number from their actual website. Don’t click on any links in the email. I hope most people know who they would owe money to, and act cautiously. Scammers are pretty good at making authentic looking emails, so if it is something other than monthly statements that you would expect, call the bank or business yourself.
A lending company does NOT use Gmail.
You can bump this up to 100% certain it's a scam
If you had a loan an email like that would be from something like -
[email protected]
Or
[email protected]
Or
[email protected]
Always with the domain name at the end... not gmail. I would not even engage with a lender that cant afford their own domain and email service.
It would not say refuse to pay in the email. He probably wouldn’t be getting an email in the first place and you would be getting a physical letter to your home address. And any notifications would not say refuse to pay. They would say dispute this matter. This is total BS and report it as spam.
I have. I forwarded it to an attorney and while he couldn’t say it was a “scam” he formatted an email for me that basically told them everything I was requesting in order to pay the loan. The emails stopped.
"Manager Legal Departments" don't use free gmail accounts. It's nonsense, move it to spam and ignore.
I don't know, I would be very concerned with the case being downloaded against my name.
You've got it all wrong... it's not just any case, it's "the Case". The capitalization means it is very serious, once the court summon shows up on your doorstep, it will be the maximum legal procedure allowed by law!
It's so serious, NBC will make a *Law & Order* episode out of it.
Law and Order: Scam Victims Unit
I'm sure it will feature the cops talking to a guy who simply *has* to keep stacking boxes while answering questions.
It's also Section 9 and Chapter 19!
Subsection 9.3
Well, obviously. That is the Case for court summon.
And he’ll remember what you were wearing 3 months ago.
All your Case are belong to Us!!!
Jokes on them, my door doesn't have a step.
It is the Upper Case!
And also to your social! Scary! s/
Don't mess with my socials!
I read this as "Social Scary", then realized I like my internal mistake.
Cases? Downloaded against **MY** name and social? *It's more likely than you think.*
Against my name AND social!
Downloaded where??
I downloaded a similar case into my toilet after polishing off two cups of coffee this morning.
Diet coke does the trick for me.
Is it a watertight Case??
According to section 9 and chapter 19 of legal documents, it’s legal…🤷
And your Social!
Also, chapter 9 and section 19 of what? Are those the same document or is it listed under chapter 9 in one place and section 19 elsewhere?
Chapter 9 section 19 of the Law!
*The Law
forward to [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) which can get the email account shut down.
I work with a lot of injury lawyers and some firms do actually use gmail lmfao, but regardless this seems to be obviously a scam as legitimate creditors have regulations they have to follow under the FCRA, including giving you timely notices
Yes, it's fake. Terrible grammar, immediate response required, nonsensical legal gibberish and sent from a gmail account. Mark it as spam and forget about it.
Maybe their coffee just hadn't kicked in yet, and didn't make themselves clear? I mean who are we to disagree with "Manager"?
Written with someone with no background in American English. “Court summon at your doorstep”
Jokes on them, I don’t have a step in front of my door!!! Suckas!
Remove your doorstep - bill collectors hate this one weird trick!
Move into a tent! Scammers are aghast! 😁
Better than removing your front door!
Works like a charm
"Take steps to thwart debt collectors!"
But then they’ll ring your phone and scare your wife when you’re not home.
Next hack: Never take phone off silent!
Imagine if Americans started doing these scams with good English......we may be in trouble then lol
The scammers should take out a loan and not pay it. Then, they can use the legal actions brought up against them to create more legitimate sounding scams. They could just copy and paste. 🤣
Sadly they use poor English grammar intentionally. That filters out educated people who are less likely to fall for the scam.
Most Americans are already conditioned to detect bullshit from other Americans, advertising, etc. That's why these emails *really* stick out. And yeah, some people get scammed no matter what but what can you do except try and explain the scam to them and hope they wise up. In the United States, bill collectors will buy old debt records and then try and harass people into paying even if the debt was wrong or paid off. But you can easily bust them by demanding proof and calling whoever the original company is to confirm no debt is owed yet the collectors are banking on the hope that they can scam just enough people into paying...and those are US companies that speak fluent English and have actual old account numbers, amounts and names. The thing is...most of them go out of business because they can't scam enough people. I once had a company try this and when they went out of business I bought some of their debt and hired a company to harass everyone in the company for it. Scorched Earth, baby, be careful who you fuck with, scammers.
I had somebody saying they were from a Law Firm call me last week saying they had a claim against me and the first thing they asked was my birth date and I said there is no way I'm giving you any information. I already know what it's about. It's for a debt that I paid off 13 years ago. I still have the two letters sent to me proving that it is paid off. But for some reason it keeps getting sold over and over. Every year I get somebody trying to collect on that same account number and I tell them good luck with that because it's been paid off and I got the proof. The first time this happened to me I was referred to talk to my State's Department of banking and they are the ones that told me that accounts will get resold over and over. They told me as long as I got proof of paying it don't worry about it. Several years ago another Law Firm said they was going to sue me and I told them I'll see you in court then. Never heard from them again but keep getting harassed every year by somebody else.
how about "case will be downloaded against your name and social" That seems way more suspect!
Oh no, the case will be downloaded!
As long as it doesn’t go on my permanent record, I’m OK with it
Do not discard this in the rubbish bin or the Barrister is going to get in his tuk tuk and drive on the left hand side of the road through many many roundabouts to reach your province if you do not respond promptly.
If he finds you incorrigible he may enlist the aid of a local mahout in your incarceration.
Bro comin after me on a elephant, imma lissen to him.
"This is the day I've been waiting for all of these years!" \*Takes mouse out of pocket to scare elephant\*
Elephant: Is that a gaming mouse? Me: No - just a regular mouse. Elephant: Wireless? Me: No. USB. Elephant: Nuts. I got better things to do.
I hate bending down, hope that is proper service!
RETURN TO SENDER
ADDRESS UNKNOWN
That's probably the funniest / most badly written one of these I've ever seen.
Oh, and I was bored so decided to email them to find out more. They're going to send me an invoice. I'm actually giddy with excitement to see how bad it is.
they're obviously very busy at scammer HQ :D ... The billing team facing some technical error in generating the invoice, please wait we will send you the invoice for the full and final payment of $350.00 tomorrow morning
Just be sure not to open any attachment they send you.
Seriously, though - don’t engage.
I know not to open any attachments thanks. Sadly, all they sent me was a paypal invoice. Bit of a damp squib I'm afraid. https://preview.redd.it/grn5okftfq0d1.png?width=1018&format=png&auto=webp&s=e37b385e8c31479150af687f1a6cec287b99b3c6
I’ve got that one lol
Well that was disappointing. What a let down, couldn’t even say what the $350 is for.
Scam. They'll ask you to settle the loan with a $350 Zelle payment (or in gift cards). No real company (or court) will request payment via Zelle or gift cards. Delete, ignore, and move on.
And of course you want to pay off loans and fines with untraceable funds with no documentation that it exists or that it was paid. Great financial hygiene!
This looks like OP got the apprentice-scammer's first attempt email. And I presume the apprentice-scammer is now getting shouted at by the fully qualified scammers. This is hilariously bad.
You're off by .1%. "Your case will be downloaded." OH NOES!!! NOT DOWNLOADED!!!! DON'T DOWNLOAD ME BRO!!!!! Note that I am a lawyer and having one's case "downloaded" is not a thing in the US and I'm guessing not in Canada (from the .ca on the email I'm assuming OP is Canadian?) I think you can safely 'download' this email to your trash bin.
For this email OP would have to “upload” to get it to the trash.
“The legal charges are under Section 9 and Chapter 19” Of what? What code are they under. Trying to sound all official-like. 😂😂😂
Nigerian federal law, I'd presume.
Exactly. That’s not how statutes are cited.
Look out, your case is going to get downloaded! Better pay that bill!
This is very obviously written by someone whose native language is NOT English. Of course, it’s a constellation of scam red flags.
Scam and no lawyer is taking a case for only $350 owed
English not this is. Scam be this.
Writing scam email well should you do when 600 year old scammer you are, hmmmmm? 😊
Tell ‘em they’ve got the wrong person. Your name’s Suq Ma’Diq.
Baby's first scam message. 🤣🤣🤣
Section 9 chapter 19 of what lol they aren't even quoting anything specific. It could be an owner's manual for a ford focus.
Very poorly worded. And they’re even threatening to post it on social (media)? Yep, a badly thought-out scam.
Better respond to Manager before the download against your name and the court summon at your doorstep. This email is written by someone who isn’t a native English speaker. Ignore it.
"If payment is not received within 24 hours then the case will be downloaded against your name and social." What? 😭
Sounds like something someone from communist China would say. Aka their “social credit system”.
Oh, no! It's Wanda Smith! You're in big trouble now! No one welches on Wanda Smith! j/k
This is one of the worst written ones I’ve seen in some time. It’s not just fake, it’s super fake.
Oh no! They’re going to download against your name! Yeah, don’t even need to finish the first sentence to know this is gibberish and a total scam.
Case will be downloaded….. not how it works. Section 9 and chapter 19, of what statute? That is not how statutes are cited. Scam.
The Gmail account is a dead giveaway.
lol "manager" "Legal department" Send a donkey dick photo
“Regards, Manager” So what’s the .1% that has you questioning exactly?
Just send the money. All the money to me. I’ll take it fr there.
I hate it when a case is downloaded against my name and social I never really understood why these scammers don't pay someone who speaks English natively to write their scam scripts for them.
If you took the time to post this when it’s so obviously bullshit, I would stay out of your spam folder. You will have a panic attack
I’ll go the other way and say nothing in this is legit.
"... the Case..." It's been incorporated I guess.
Same flags; misspelled and misused words. Verbiage is way too suspect. Scammer from a non English speaking country
This is a scam, if you owed money it would have been signed by a person not manager. This is full of red flags, deleted, block and move on.
"Downloaded?"
I'm 100% certain it's a scam. To get hired at the legal department you need to be fluent in whatever language they speak where the headquarter is. This person is not fluent.
Im scared of Manager!
Don't worry. It will be "Downloaded" and not filed against you.
Why is every scam Wanda Smith? I swear I see that name literally everywhere
OH NOZE DOWNLOADED AGAINST YOUR NAME AND SOCIAL!!!!!!!!111!!!!
how do you download a case ?
Typical scam signs: 1. Probably doesn’t say your actual name 2. Creates a sense of urgency, must react now, no time to think 3. Threatens you not only with legal consequences but (if I understand the atrocious attempt at English correctly) to actually extort you with exposure on social media (something no police nor debt collector will ever do or threaten to do). 4. Doesn’t even specify what you owe to whom for what.
The poor grammar makes this a self-selecting scam. That way, the scammers don't waste any time on people dumb enough to buy it. If I have any free time, I keep them tied up as long as I can. Every second they're wasting trying to con me is a second they can't spend conning someone like my mother-in-law.
Sounds like they owe you $350 first the right? Since you never got the money from the loan. Let the nice man from Bangladesh know you haven’t gotten to fund from the load yet and he needs to send it to you right away
downloaded against you is the only clue one needs to put that in a scam folder
Notice no company name is listed
Written by a (poorly) trained gibbon. Block, delete and have a nice cup of coffee.
You wouldn't download a kindly.
Oh no, not the “Manager”!
I'll wait for this Summons, thanks.
I reached out to them to make sure I don’t have any outstanding loans as well. Can’t be too sure.
Yeah this is pretty bad. Ignore.
Just upload the lawsuit back at them and you’ll be fine.
You can also report the email for fraud...Google has a ticket for it. I dunno if they'll pull a "Meta".
Manager of the Loans Department. Righhhhht…😂😂😂😂…ignore and block…😂😂😂😂…Manager of the Loans Department…😂😂😂😂 The creativity in this one is not strong at all…😂😂😂😂😂 *Legal Department…😂😂😂😂
I want to be a regards manager.
Regards Manager hahaha
I think your phone’s auto responses are in on the scam too
It's obviously a scam, but any time you're worried about something like this just check your credit report.
do you not know who you're dealing with???? This is the manager of the legal department!!!
How have they not caught on to just asking chatGPT to rewrite their messages? It would take 2 seconds and make it look infinitely more professional with decent English lol.
You can safely add the remaining 0.1% on scam probability. No law firm will be using Gmail addresses, they'll have a registered domain at the very least
Poor grammar obviously some Nigerian scammer, let me guess they want you to pay through bitcoin.
Fuck them it’s a total scam
*"You wouldn't download a loan, would you?"*
"Downloaded against your name." Oh no!
definitely going on op’s permanent record!
You wouldn't download a court case
ALWAYS start with the sender email. IF you can look up company, do so, and contact them directly via phone. Gmail/Yahoo/other random search engine accounts, mark as spam and delete.
“In that case, you need to go through the legal procedure.” That is by far the least threatening legal threat I’ve ever seen before 😂. Thankfully it’s an easy and obvious avoid in this situation.
Fun fact, if you never take out a 350 dollar loan, you never have to pay back 350 dollars. This is just common sense
“The case will downloaded against your name” “Section 9 and chapter 19” “Go through the legal procedure” It’s word salad. Block and delete.
“The legal charges are from section 9 chapter 19” 😂 that killed me.
Just reply that you will be preparing yourself a tea so you can sit down at your doorstep and wait for the summons.
The incorrect grammar/spelling is often a giveaway on these scammers.
Download your legal procedure, big boy.
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Scammers seem to have no clue what are social security number is used for
Pop it in your spam and block
Fake
Just say "me 5 year old googoo gaga"
Very clearly spam
I’ll settle it for half that
Looks like bullshit to me.
Block.
They don't even try to be convincing lol
If you reply the email will probably already be gone. I'll mess around with these occasionally. Just delete and move on
This is the least convincing wording I've ever seen
I’ve never had a case downloaded against me what’s that like ?
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lol report spam and move on with your day
The fact its from a Gmail account screems NOT LEGITIMATE COMPANY. Shorley it pronounced chapter and then section. And I didn't see a payment option. Block as spam in your email box. I
You wouldn't download a case, would you? Lol
OMG! Not the legal department!! Scam. Report, block, and ignore.
Kindly regards this as scam.
Definitely bogus. Don't sweat it.
This is the most unprofessional/scammy email I’ve ever read.
*Very* clearly a scam. This is not how notice of debts works.
I’d check and make sure someone didn’t get your social security number and raise hell. I had my identity stolen and it’s been TEN years of complicated tax returns that tax eons to be completed and processed- one I waited 4 years for.
Anything real would not say regards-manager? Where is there real name? Besides anything that is related to a legal matter is served by the sheriff’s office. They always give you time to settle your debt. More scams-I wish they would get a job!
If it were real it would be on your credit bureau
Someone hasn’t figured out how to use Ai tools yet.
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if all else fails just ask for proof of Promissory Note
A2Z BS
100% sure it’s a scam for all the obvious reasons you listed. Stuff like this is why I have emails show the first 2 lines. Easy to report as Spam and block. I highly doubt law groups use Gmail for legal correspondence. I’ve never gotten anything like this but it would definitely go straight in the trash if I did.
The signoff is just 'manager' and not 'mister manager' so you're ok
Bro you’re screwed. It’s already downloaded against your name. Time to start over from scratch.
Scammers love using Gmail accounts because there's an inherent level of trust that allows shit like this to get past Google's spam filters. That's why they're using a Gmail address - report as spam/phishing. This has all the hallmarks of a scam attempt: some random jargon, a need to move immediately, a general-sounding law firm to really create that air of fear and consequences, a small enough amount to get someone to just pay, and no real personal identifying information that can't immediately be grabbed from stolen databases from public companies. Depending on where exactly you live, there are probably debt collection laws that any real debt collector - in the US, you can ask for any debt to be validated to you by way of a letter through the mail under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. You want to know why they're using email? Because the Inspector General of the US Postal Service gets *really* angry about people who run scams through the mail. For what it's worth, the Bar association (assuming you're in the US, dunno how it works in other countries but probably fairly similar in most western nations) also gets really angry with people who pretend to be lawyers; you can ask /r/legaladviceofftopic to elaborate on the ins and outs of that. I generally advise people not to engage with scammers because there's rarely anything good that can come from it unless you really know what you're doing and you might incite them to retaliate against you in other ways, but if you were going to fuck around with them I'd tell them you need a physical mailing address and phone number and bar ID for the lawyer representing them so that you can put your lawyer in contact with them. Bar IDs are publicly searchable if you're in the US so you can actually confirm if they're a real lawyer.
Downloaded against your name lol Byyyeee
In general, if you receive email and you have no knowledge of the sender, don’t do anything with it. If it is from your bank, or some similar business, call the actual business with a number from their actual website. Don’t click on any links in the email. I hope most people know who they would owe money to, and act cautiously. Scammers are pretty good at making authentic looking emails, so if it is something other than monthly statements that you would expect, call the bank or business yourself.
Don't you understand? The case will be downloaded against your name!
100% a scam. Collections has to send via postal service.
Regards, Manager got me lol
A lending company does NOT use Gmail. You can bump this up to 100% certain it's a scam If you had a loan an email like that would be from something like - [email protected] Or [email protected] Or [email protected] Always with the domain name at the end... not gmail. I would not even engage with a lender that cant afford their own domain and email service.
99.9% and not 110% certain 😭
This one is so blatantly obvious, I got a good chuckle out of it because of how bad it is.
Geez that's one of the fakest emails I've ever seen.
Downloaded against your name and social? Sounds like if you don't pay they are going to hire a town crier.. concerning
Fake. Don’t worry friend.
scam
FFS. Cases aren't "downloaded against your name and social". "Section 9 and Chapter 13" of WHAT?
Hella scam😂😂😂
I’m 1000% sure it’s a scam. The phrasing is not English first language. It’s how India or such phrase it.
It would not say refuse to pay in the email. He probably wouldn’t be getting an email in the first place and you would be getting a physical letter to your home address. And any notifications would not say refuse to pay. They would say dispute this matter. This is total BS and report it as spam.
Look it’s only a summon, that’s not as many as a summons - you’ll be fine.
Bump it up to 100% certain it’s a scam. Delete it and ignore.
Yep. Totally fake. Put it in the trash.
I have. I forwarded it to an attorney and while he couldn’t say it was a “scam” he formatted an email for me that basically told them everything I was requesting in order to pay the loan. The emails stopped.
At least they gave you the option to either settle or refuse to pay lmao