First Contact - Phone Call

This was a complete waste of time. "First contact-phone call", I was expecting some real life ET needing to phone home.

a reply to: Gilmour25

LOL.

wait, so the masons wanted to give you money? and they called you to have you answer questions?

how much money?

a loan?

why not take it?

what kinda questions were they asking?

where did you meet this mystery man?

what kinda badge was he wearing? police etc?

c'mon man, details!

we need something we can sink our proverbial teeth into.

The bank was innocent, the Mason was not weatherman but phone company. His truth is not known to you but soon he will ask you to deposit 25 cents to continue the call. That is not your choice but to choose is your choice and the loan was offered.

a reply to: ExternalForces

No one can figure out what you're saying. What do you want out of this thread? Is there a message? It sounds like rambling and a little crazy too. Sorry. I can't figure out what you are trying to convey.

a reply to: damwel

I'm still skeptical. If there are no secrets, why silence me? Why was I recommended to not go into detail yet some of you desire truth? Some say time is running out, yet other's say there is no rush? I know why. Meet me in person, today.

a reply to: AutumnWitch657

Please enlighten me as to why you think this is a logical explanation?

a reply to: CallmeRaskolnikov

No. I'm not saying the Masons offered me a loan, I'm saying one of them was there while I was on the phone with the lender. Also, what bank has you go to a moneygram and send money to someone you don't know? Yes, I was to send them money, in return, I would receive my funds. Basic questions really. Only one is deemed necessary for if I answered yes to any of them I was to cancel the transaction. I was asked if I personally knew them and if it was for a loan to disagree. I declared no only because i wanted more information. Plain and simple. I personally don't know any of you, although I would like to.

a reply to: ExternalForces

"Yes, I was to send them money, in return, I would receive my funds."

Scam, you have to know that. Dont call back.

Continue your search. Can you hear me now?

a reply to: nfflhome

Loud and clear

a reply to: CallmeRaskolnikov

Are we sure this isn't some Nigerian scam?

I still don't get what's it all about...

a reply to: anotherdaytoday

Oops. Standby.

originally posted by: blackmetalmist
a reply to: CallmeRaskolnikov

Are we sure this isn't some Nigerian scam?

:O They even promised me the money on a recorded line! This needs solved. Immediately.

originally posted by: ExternalForces
a reply to: CallmeRaskolnikov

what bank has you go to a moneygram and send money to someone you don't know? Yes, I was to send them money, in return, I would receive my funds.

I was asked if I personally knew them and if it was for a loan to disagree. I declared no only because i wanted more information.

I'm not sure I understood this correctly, English isn't my first language, so... what you're saying is:

You went to a MoneyGram.
You were told to send someone some money because you'd get more money back later.
While you were there, someone called you.
If anybody asked you if you knew the person you were sending the money to, you were supposed to say no.

Is that it?

If so, I'm really sorry, but this sounds like a scam. If that's not what happened, could you explain it to me?

a reply to: ExternalForces

So it was Primerica type of Ponzi schemes then ?

My only suggestion is to go file a police report AND don't give them your bank account.

a reply to: LukeDAP

No you're fine!

I was on the phone the whole time, as soon as I got to the parking lot. I was supposed to "receive" the money as soon as I sent the verification funds. Technically speaking, I was given a name, of whoms I won't mention. I was asked if it was for a loan, obviously, yes. I was told if I answer yes to any of the questions not to continue. So I didn't. I told the guy on the phone to call back tomorrow as I needed more clarification. Also, the mason happened to be standing outside. I presumed that he was waiting. I have no idea what for though!

a reply to: blackmetalmist

So you believe Primerica to be a scheme? May I ask why?

a reply to: ExternalForces

www.consumeraffairs.com...

Wouldn't give them the time of day if I were you....

So it was Primerica????

Ahh okay, so you were being invited into a pyramid scheme then?