347-353-0025

Country: USA
347 area code: New York (Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens)
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    Alec
    Called me for a fraudulent transaction and got me to wire 300 via Bitcoin to an unknown address, and it was a hoax. He did so using false information, including an email info@bluescreenproduction.com and this phone number. Report as fraudulent and scammer.
    • Caller: blue screen production
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    Sab
    Be aware of this number , info@bluescreenproduction.com and "Edmund Murray" the name he gave to himself . Transferred  almost 5000$ ( for the wardable to pay to the designers) to my account and told me to do it only through ATM . Then asked to get cash out of the bank and pay to the designers through Bitcoin
    Thanks God I saw the first comment and found the same emails they wrote me on the scam website
    Be aware!
    • Caller: Blue Screen
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    Amy
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    This guy is fraud he posted a listing for an acting gig. Then says that a check will come to you to send to wardrobe. He only gives you one step at a time. I called him out on it being fraud and a scam when he mentioned money gram. He tried to argue saying it was a real check. He stop responding to me when I sent a screen shot of the first comment. DO NOT TOUCH THE CHECK IF YOU DEPOSIT THE MONEY THE BANK HAS TO MAKE IT AVAILABLE BUT IT WILL REJECT IN 3-5 DAYS.
    • Caller: Blue Screen Production
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    MJG replies to Amy
    If the check comes i the mail, take it AND the envelope to the post office & forward it to the postal  inspectors.
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    Ron
    Guy tried to scam me too. Edmund Murray. Eff that guy!
    • Caller: Blue screen productions
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    Jess
    It appears I was the target of a scam attempt. Someone named Edmund Murray sent me a sketchy contract, which I shared with a friend who is a lawyer. My friend confirmed it wasn’t legitimate. Deciding to play along, I signed the document using a fake name. Shortly after, I received a $3,000 “wardrobe check” in the mail.

    Recognizing the check was likely fraudulent, I did not deposit it. I tried researching the address it was shipped from but couldn’t find any information. To ensure no further connection, I returned the check to the sender without including my return address.

    Looking back, I regret not using a fake address or my P.O. Box when initially engaging with this person. Lesson learned: Always exercise caution and never trust individuals like Edmund Murray, who clearly operates with dishonest intentions. He needs to be stopped.
    • Caller: Blue screen production

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