Bravo International, Joe Carter Sent me a check for $1997 to pay taxes on a supposed lotto winning. Asked me to cash check and send taxes to Canada NS Queen Digby Nova Scotia Canada
Recieved a check for $1997 from Bravo International to pay taxes on a lottery from the Neterlands. Return address on envelope is Club Phive/VMC, 1333 St. Jaques Quest, Ste 110, Montreal, QC H3C 4K2.
Upon calling the number to verify I had won $85,000, I was given these instructions:
1. Cash check
2. Send a money-gram in amount of $1997, person to person, to 88 Queen Digby, NS, Canada B-zero-V-one-A-zero. The sender would be me, Kelli Walker. The reciever is a family member other than myself, that name would be the password. I would then call the Canadian tax office at 519-991-1789 and tell them Joe Carter asked me to call and verify, with the reference number of the moneygram, that taxes had been sent. They would then give him the authorization to release funds. I must sign for money with 2 pieces of identification. The carrier would be UPS and they would have tax exemption forms in case the IRS wants to know why taxes weren't paid on winnings.
Get these guys!
Kelli
Cloudcroft, New Mexico
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Jay
Newport,Kentucky,
U.S.A.
Kelli, thanx you for the report!
#2Consumer Comment
Tue, May 15, 2007
Kelli,
I do have a question. Have you been using 'Psychic Networks' like Kasamba or Keen?
Has any Psychic told you that you would come into some money during the last 3 months, maybe as far back as in the last six months?
Have you ever used an Internet based Psychic Company?
This question is serious and could be important. These people had information about you that they used to Rip you off. These same people are doing it to others.
Anyway, think about my question and I hope that you come up with an answer one way or another!