scam or not ? loans for very low rate of 0.5% (people need low interest loans )
By ruperto
@ruperto (1552)
Philippines
October 26, 2010 9:46pm CST
It seems in general, when the original originating email address differs from the "reply-to" address ... it is most likely a scam ?
What do you think ?
From firstplusloan103@hotmail.com
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Good Day,
Greetings from Firstplus Financial Group Plc.
Firstplus Financial Group Plc is offering out loan to the General public
with a very low rate of 0.5%. We offer a personal and business loans. Are
you in debt and you need an urgent loan? Do you need a real estate loan?
Do you need secured or unsecured loan? Need financing but do not know how
to go about securing a loan? Contact us for help. Financing should not be
a mystery. We would love to fund projects at hand and offer personal loans
as well to you, your firm/partners and clients. A loan process can be
completed within a space of one week provided the terms of the loan
contract are agreed upon. Look no further, contact Firstplus Financial
Group Plc today via email.
Email: firstplusloan103@hotmail.com
Name:
Amount Needed:
Country:
Mobile/personal Phone Number:
Home phone Number:
Purpose:
We only give out loans from £5,000 - £1,000,000,000 with a maximum time
duration of 30years.
Yours in Service,
Gina Evans,
Customer Account Manager.
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2 responses
@annejhealyne (18)
• Philippines
27 Oct 10
is this real? if this is not a scam, what a competitive market you have there in your market... really... this is unbelievable. maybe you should check the credibility of the this company. TC
@lilblondiemjd (857)
• United States
27 Oct 10
I would not take any emails like that seriously. Especially if I have not consulted with them via phone or another form of contact. If you think it may be legitimate, then do some research online. I have been scammed before, and they get you very subtly. If it seems to good to be true, it probably is.
@ruperto (1552)
• Philippines
27 Oct 10
I remember a friend who made sure he met the "people" directly for a forex trading account ... the broker did very badly and he lost about USD 18,000. . He had no choice but to report the company "AsiaCapitalResources" which was at Trafalgar Bldg at HV dela Costa ... the SEC acted by letting NBI agents check out the company - the company was not authorized to offer forex trading.
I think it is good to let people know about similar scams ...
What do you think ?