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They had put an ad for modeling on a Facebook page group I am in for modeling. I was selected to be in a project. They sent me an email. I signed a contract. They sent me another email, to deposit a E-deposit of $2500. Then they wanted me to send back funds to buy the wardrobe, and additional costs. I went to my bank the next day, restricted my account. However. The Starlight agency- Tim Rainess- says he is casting director is a fraud- the spelling of his name is the wrong way as the real one. Also this email they used, another person experienced fraud too. They have my name- address, ph number bank information. I am getting a new bank number. They have access- to even all my job information and even my personal information details, my sizes- they scammed me on so many levels. Then they sent me an email and ph call- another email from someone: threatening me to contact Tim- or they are reporting me to the cops- and releasing all my profiles. The email that was sent to my phone number today was; [email protected]. Also, the person on Facebook initially that was the direct contact that was supposed to be from this Starlight Agency that offered me this fake job: his name is; Anderson Douglas. They are going through all these people to attempt to attack all I have to threaten me to say they are taking me to cops. They are fraud! I want to be protected my identity!
$2500
UT, USA- 84404
Employment
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Starlight Agency imposter
October 19, 2024
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