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      • A former banker at Goldman Sachs, Roger Ng, is accused of taking part in a bribery and kickback scheme that enabled the fraud, which plundered more than $4 billion from a Malaysian sovereign wealth fund and bought a king’s ransom of jewelry, art and real estate from Manhattan to London to Beverly Hills.
      www.nytimes.com/2022/03/13/business/tim-leissner-roger-ng-goldman-sachs.html
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  2. Fraudsters may pose as legitimate organizations, like Goldman Sachs, and create fraudulent websites, send emails, or make phone calls to solicit monetary payments. These scams are complex as the perpetrators often use genuine real employee names and replicate proprietary documentation.

  3. There are external parties falsely posing as Goldman Sachs recruiters across various platforms including LinkedIn, instant messaging accounts (i.e., WhatsApp), free email accounts (i.e., Yahoo, Gmail) and in some extreme instances, these parties are making requests for monetary payment.

  4. I got suspicious and kept asking them if they could verify they’re actually from Goldman Sachs. The guy got frustrated and finally hung up. I then called the (same) number back and they verified I didn’t have any fraudulent charges.

  5. They're adding the data from TransUnion to the other credit bureaus. Also, ALL credit card companies routinely (at least once a month, if not more) check your credit report to see if how it has changed. This isn't something isolated to Goldman Sachs per se.

  6. Jun 6, 2021 · Goldman Sachs' savings brand Marcus is being impersonated by scammers using it to dupe victims. A website operating as 'Marcus by Goldman Sachs' popped up in recent weeks, virtually...

  7. This lady said that she's an Apple Card Specialist from Goldman Sachs calling on a recorded line. She knew my first and last name. Told me to please give her a call back without stating any reason. Do they usually communicate like this? Or is this a scam?

  8. Apr 15, 2024 · Make sure you don’t screenshare or enter your bank account, even if the caller urges you to do so. Tell them you’ll call them back on their official tech/customer support line. If they hesitate and urge you to stay on the phone, it’s most likely a scam. Hang up and report this to the company directly.

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