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Old 29 December 2011, 02:33
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Hello,

I am unsure if this is a scam. I had someone contact me about helping me get my payments for my car note lowered to half of what it already is since I'm behind. They need $499 to get started with contacting the people who have my loan to get it lowered. They want me to Moneygram $300bto get started then will send me the paperwork.

I have done a reverse number lookup for the "company" but it is showing as unlisted or unpublished. The company has a website called savecarusa.com. The name is listed as Regency Financial Services but they are listing no info for them with the BBB. I believe it is a scam but my husband doesn't think so. Please help!!
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Old 29 December 2011, 02:48
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As per usual, many things which are too good to be true, are indeed scams. Any request that money be sent via Western Union or MoneyGram is a scam! Period. End of story. Please read: http://www.fraudwatchers.org/forums/..._western_union
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