CAT: Other · REPORTED September 15, 2026

McCreary, Veselka, Bragg and Allen, PC- Attorneys at Law scam

A other scam report, targeting a consumer in Iron Station, NC, USA - 28080.

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What happened

Received letter in mail from MVBA, PC. Notice of Intent to file Tax foreclosure lawsuit. Says Delinquent on property taxes. Pay $6402.07 by 9/26 (30 days) or amount due will increase each month. Otherwise, will file lawsuit. I have no property in TX; never did. Assessed name is my last name but no one related to me. It would seem this is an attempt to scam someone less skeptical, unfortunately. After reading online reviews including other BBB reviews it appears this is a common scam attempt.

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