Are banks required to keep record of fraudulent transactions?
If there are no records, how do you know this happened in the first place?
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If there are no records, how do you know this happened in the first place?
If true, you would be laundering money but it is 100% a scam and you will be the loser after the checks bounce and you have already wired the money...
Not real clear but if it wasn't your account, you shouldn't need to declare anything. The transfer would have been reported to FINCEN...
I do not believe you need a tax ID or SSN number to have bank accounts or purchase property here. In fact, it may not be desirable to do so if it...
A US attorney can actually help with this; if the other party is actually an attorney they will be regulated and subject to a complaint process. I...
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You need to give more details, like the name of the country, and what exactly you want there in order to get any useful answer.
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I'd say go ahead and ask it, what do you have to lose?
London is the financial fraud capital of the world and their FSA is about as worthless as our FTC with individual complaints. Dubai's version of...
It is called a scam and money laundering and leads to future employment at your local county jail or prison.
Not only can the US government trick people, it can kidnap them too: http://www.oyez.org/cases/2000-2009/2003/2003_03_339