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"National Credit Restitution Department Summons or Arrest Warrants" Scam

The email messages below, which appear to have been sent by the "National Credit Restitution Department" claiming legal actions will be taken against the recipients to recover balance due, legal fees and court cost that has incurred, are scams. The fake email messages are being sent by online scammers and not the legitimate Ace Law Office, to frighten and trick the recipients into sending them money by threatening lawsuits against them. Therefore, recipients of the fake email messages should delete and should not follow the instructions in them.

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It is important that the public takes precautions when asked to send money via money transfer services like Western Union and MoneyGram, or Prepaid Debit Card to pay legal services or the government. This is because scammers use those untraceable money transfer services to collect money from their victims. Money sent via those services are not refundable, once the scammers have collected or used it.

The "National Credit Restitution Department Summons or Arrest Warrants" Scam

On Tue, May 15, 2018 at 1:14 PM
Department-Laws & Enforcement

- acs.finance.legal@gmail.com

This is the final warning you are going to receive from me, do you get me? I hope you understand how many times this message has been sent to you.

We would also send a letter to the company/agency that you are working for so that they could get you fired until we are through with our investigations because a fraud is not supposed to be working for the government or any private organization.

Your ID which we have in our database have been sent to all the crimes agencies in America for them to inset you in their website as an internet fraudsters and to warn people from having any deals with you. This is the NCRD (National Credit Restitution Department) am using this medium to inform you that there is no more time left to waste because you have been given a mandate. As stated earlier to have the document endorsed, signed and stamped without failure and you must adhere to this directives to avoid you blaming yourself at last when we must have arrested and jailed you for life and all your properties will be seized and bank account will be confiscated too.

Three allegations are been charged as under:

1) Under Section 19 U.S.C 7859 Violation Of Federal Banking Regulation

2) Under Section 37U.S.C 2342 Collateral Cheque Fraud

3) Under Section 42U.S.C 5619 Theft By Deception

I would like to personally offer you good faith adjustment if you agree the terms of the resolution so we can confirm with the Groups Of Attorneys that the resolution offered is acceptable and close the file. If you deny then I apologies but seek to issue arrest warrant against you in 24 hours you will be taken either from your work place or home under the custody of 72 hours. We have investigated and found out that you didn’t have any idea when the fraudulent deal was committed with your information’s/identity and right now your ID is placed on our website as a wanted person, I believe you know that it will be a shame to you and your entire family because after then it will be announce in all the local channels.

Note: All the crimes agencies have been compensation funds contacted on this regards and we shall trace and arrest you if you disregard this instructions. You are given a grace today to make the payment for the document after which your failure to do that will attract a maximum arrest and finally you will be appearing in court for act of Violation Of Federal Banking Regulation, Collateral Cheque Fraud and Theft By Deception, so be warned not to try anything funny because you are been watched.

Expecting your anticipated- Co-operation. Please send all communication electronically when possible.

Yours in service,

Linda Jones

Senior Investigation Officer (Collection)

National Credit Restitution Department

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