Financially Desperate People Fishing Around

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Phishing scams are so common these days that barely merits comment. However, I wanted to clear up the names of honest people who have had their good reputations tarnished by someone named "James Johnson" who appears to be using their names in a real estate scam.

Mr Johnson informed us that an offer for your property is in the preparation phase. Now that is a fancy sounding phrase that could easily dupe many. So this representative listed an address of PO Box 6606675 #31403, Dallas Texas in his unwanted email solicitation that you can see below. Looked up the address and it was not BBB accredited.  Approved reviewers Seth C and Math H believe this property inquirer entity is up to NO GOOD.

As for the folks who list this PO BOX as affiliated with their businesses: Preston J Peterson, Wendy L. Marshall, Leslie Mark Griffin, Theresa Rose Weismandel, Marshal D Jerome, Laurie Suezane Griffin, David Major Griffin Junior, Michael Sitarzewski, and Ardent.

Johnson appears to have just used that address as a front for his illegitimate operation.

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