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**Subject: Report of Fraudulent Activity and Request for Assistance** **To Whom It May Concern,** I am writing to report a fraudulent incident that I experienced while operating as an Uber driver. Below is a detailed timeline of the events that transpired: 1. **Initial Contact**: I received a phone call while on my way to pick up a rider, from someone posing as Uber Support. 2. **Accusations Made**: The caller informed me that a complaint had been received stating that an alcohol smell was detected in my vehicle and that I was acting erratically. 3. **Instructions Given**: I was advised to cancel the ride and log out of the Uber app. 4. **Personal Information Request**: The caller instructed me to take a picture of my driver's license (front and back) and send it to a number provided in a text message. 5. **Sobriety Test Requirement**: I was informed that I would be required to take a sobriety test. If I refused, my access to the Uber app would be terminated. 6. **Test Details**: The caller informed me that CVS would conduct the test at a cost of $500, accepting cash only (no credit cards). 7. **ATM Withdrawal**: I was instructed to go to the nearest ATM to withdraw the money and take it to CVS, along with a barcode texted to my phone that was said to set up an account. 8. **Transaction Completed**: I followed these instructions, deposited the money, and forwarded the receipt to the number provided by the caller. 9. **False Promises**: The caller stated that if the test was negative, the $500 would be returned along with an additional $100 for my time. If positive, the authorities would be contacted, and my vehicle would be removed from the road. 10. **Technical Issues**: After I sent the receipt, the caller claimed that CVS was unable to process it. He then suggested that I withdraw another $500 from the ATM and go to Walgreens instead. 11. **Refusal to Comply**: After some back and forth, I refused to go back to the ATM. The caller eventually said he believed I was not intoxicated and that I could continue to drive, telling me my next five rides would be monitored. He claimed my funds would be credited back to my Uber account if no complaints were received. 12. **Verification with Uber**: Upon contacting Uber directly, I found out that there had never been a complaint against me. It became clear that I had been scammed, resulting in the loss of my money. I request that you investigate this fraudulent activity and advise me on any steps I should take to recover my losses. Additionally, I would appreciate information on how to further protect myself from such scams in the future. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
$500
NC, USA- 28314
Unknown Location
Unknown Email
(970) 617-4926
Unknown URL
Phishing
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UBER support IMPOSTER
November 20, 2025
1110452
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