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      I have been scammed by individuals, impersonating themselves as Zelle employees in Pittsburgh, PA & North Dade, FL: Jamir Steve (aka Princess; ***************@gmail.com); Fark Han (aka "Sam" XXX-XXX-XXXX;**********@hotmail.com); The Millenial Globals, LLC (18489 N US Highway 14, Unit 2007, Lutz, FL XXXXX;agent Mr. Dinesh Kittusamy) and Jacob (XXX-XXX-XXXX). On 6/15, I posted an item on FB marketplace for $150. On 6/16, I was contacted via Instagram by "Princess". Princess wanted to buy the item and asked to pay w/Zelle. Since I didn't have a Zelle account, I opened one. I received an email from Zelle indicating that Princess sent me $150 + $300; I would have to return $300 back and my "business" account would be opened. After receiving that email, I was sent $300. As I thought this very odd, I sent Princess back the $300. On 6/17, I contacted Zelle @ X-XXX-XXX-XXXX to see if I could get my $450 back. I was connected to Fark Han, "Sam", and during that conversation, he asked me to download the following apps: Mydesk, Nexo, Coinbase, Crypto.com, and Metamask. He asked me to turn on Mydesk and go to my bank app on my Iphone. From 6/17-6/20, Sam called every day and had me conduct tether transactions totaling $50,000 through Nexo using my debt card and bank account thru the Mydesk app. On 6/21, he called to conduct more transactions; I told him NO and that I wanted my $50k back immediately. On 6/23, Sam called to finalize my refund, but 1st I would have to wire $50k to The Millennials Global LLC. In desperation, I wired the $50k. On Friday, I called Sam to see when I would be receiving my $100k; Sam stated I would have to wire another $50k. I told Sam I knew I was being scammed and stopped communicating with him. On 6/27, Jamir Steve tried calling and since I would not return the calls, I received a text from Jacob stating he was from the "Zelle Team" and wanted to send my money back. I texted back stating I had been scammed and knew they were not Zelle.

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