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This content is based on victim and potential victim accounts. Government agencies and legitimate business names and phone numbers are often used by scam artists to take advantage of people.
I was contacted by Jasmine Reed stating she was a member of the Anti Money Laundering Recovery and Enforcement Agency or AMLR&EA that had identified me as a potential victim of an international crypto currency scam. She explained to me that they are a non-profit organization that works with European law enforcement agencies to recover stolen money and assets from international criminals. The initial contact was by text message where she sent me a picture of my driver's license asking if it was mine. I responded by asking her how she got a copy of my driver's license and she stated that it was recovered in a large collection of seized database information from the criminal's servers. She provided me with a copy of their Colorado business license which I verified. I asked her if I would have to pay anything up front before they take any action and she said that they do not charge any fees or require any money from me. She sent me a confidentiality agreement whereby I would not discuss or disclose any information with anyone regarding the investigation. I have not signed the agreement and am suspicious that they will eventually end up charging me before I would recover any funds. I believe this might be connected with the London Securities Exchange (LSEC) trading platform that initially took my funds.
KS, USA- 66212
Denver, CO- 80203
(562) 290-7120
https://www.reamll.com/index.html
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Anti-Money Laundering Recovery and Enforcement Alliance / impostor
October 18, 2025
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