by FraudInfo

Date First Reported: November 2012

Primary Name Associated: Juliet Kazuhiro

Description of Potential Fraud:

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Six Ontario lawyers have notified us that they’ve been contacted by the purported Juliet Kazuhiro with regards to a to a collaborative family law agreement dispute. This is a fraud we have seen before under several other names and similar scenarios. For details on how this fraud works and a full list of names attached to it see our Confirmed Fraud page.

Here is the initial email:

From: “Juliet Kazuhiro”
Sent 11/26/2012 1:14:35 PM
To:
Subject: Inquiry

I need your legal help over a Settlement Agreement funds against me and my ex husband who resides in your jurisdiction.Do get back to me on my alternaive email I.d [email protected]

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