Like a wolf in a courtroom coat, this call masquerades as official law enforcement to scare victims into paying up. The script mentions a bogus Western Union case and even references terrorism, which are classic red flags. Never share personal or financial info with anyone who contacts you unsolicited, especially when they claim you’re under investigation. Verify any alleged legal action by directly contacting the agency using official contact details—not the phone number that called you. If you suspect a scam, report it to the FTC and your local consumer protection office. Stay skeptical and protect your data.
What is a Sweep steak, it dont make sence to me, may be you should sober up before posting
Someone called me recently, making similar claims, and then mentioned something about a Sweep steak, which seemed suspicious.
It would be better to post your message in a more relevent section.
It's essential to note that Western Union does not initiate legal cases, and any legitimate action would be taken by a federal prosecutor, not through a phone call.
A man who called himself Marcus Dipalma from the U.S. Attorney's Office, said that Western Union had a case filed against me concerning sending money to someone I never seen, it look like I was dealing with terrorism in Gahana.