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I received an email with a PDF attachment for an invoice to pay for my homeowners association fees. However, I don’t live in an HOA community. When I called to talk to someone, it was clearly an AI response who would not give any specific information, only general statements. I asked to confirm the address for the property in question and the response was, I would receive an email confirming. None of the emails that they sent have an address for the property. The emails and invoices look very official. When I received a response via email about the property in question, they did not verify an address and stated that this is a legitimate fee and will remain attached to the property in question and fees would continue to accrue. Also, I could not find a valid website.
FL, USA- 33919
Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill
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Homeowners association of America
September 5, 2025
1053463
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