Scam artists pay with fraudulent Treasury promissory notes

This is an older article, but the warning is still important.

Just the other day I received this email:

I want to ask if there are way to sale
– international promissory note.
– Issued byUS treasury.
– Value $20Billion
It was issued as compensation for lands in California.
I have posted an image of the “note” below. (I told him my minimum purchase is $20 trillion.)

by Lew Sichelman

Yet another scam designed to separate homeowners from their money is making its way across the country from the West, where desperate sellers are willing to accept just about any kind of compensation to get out from under.

This scheme involves the use of fraudulent Treasury-related promissory notes and bonds as down payments by charlatans who claim to be short on cash. In most cases the scam artists try to buy homes using these worthless documents, but in one case they actually tried to purchase an office building.

READ MORE: https://www.latimes.com/la-fi-lew5-2009jul05-story.html

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE FRAUDULENT NOTE OFFERED TO THE PAPER SOURCE international-promissory-note

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