Holland and Lieberman Lawsuit Scam: How It Works
Watch out for the Holland and Lieberman lawsuit scam, a bogus text message inviting you to file a class-action lawsuit. The text message comes from a certain Sue Davis and promises a payout up to $39,000.
You can rest assured that invitations to class-actions don’t happen just like that. This is one of the most common phone scams. Below is a screenshot of the Holland and Lieberman lawsuit scam:
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The content reads: “[your name], I’m Sue Davis from Holland and Lieberman. You’re invited to file in our class action lawsuit. Average payout is $39,000! Click here: j4ftq7h.com/KQxD4j3l”
Well, there are so many red flags with this text message. The grammar mistakes and the way it’s written are just a couple of signs. In itself, Holland and Lieberman do not exist, so don’t fall for this scam. What happens if you believe and click on the link?
Bogus Holland and Lieberman Text Message
If you do it, you get redirected to a page where you have to take a survey. It seems simple, so you do it—four questions with multiple answer options. After you fill out the bogus survey, you receive a notification that you got approved for the Holland and Lieberman lawsuit settlement!
From there, you have to put some personal information, and at the end, you are offered a draw for a free iPhone 12 Pro. Then, of course, more info is required, and they ask for a $5 customs fee. What does that mean? It means you have to submit your credit card, so you don’t want to do that.
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I received a text message. it stated
RE: your settlement is ready you must enter yes to this SMS to collect your payout or reply stop to end.
said yes
65ujz.com/n5rv was the link that I received at the same time
you are approved for a settlement. the average lump sum payment is $275,000 USD. Please be patient with me while I get you your personal link to your file.
My name is Angelina Levy from Holland&goldmann Attorneys at law.
is this legit or trying to be scammed? please advise
Here is what i got: “Ma’am my name is Anne Harris from Holland&Lebrowitz. You’re invited to file in our class action lawsuit. Average payout is $39,000! zp40g.com/gdcbOCyOi”
Another text with same message except it starts with
“Greetings, I’m John Harris from Holland&Lieberman.”
The text that I got this morning about joining this lawsuit said it was from. Sue Frankel…..smh
Dear XXXXXX, lm Anne Brown from Holland&Lieberman. The reason I am reaching out is that you could join This Could be the most important Oil Find of the last decade: nsspu.com/pbPHl
came from (786) 562-4299
The text sent to me said her name was Cathy Frankel. So the names vary.
The text message I received read as follows: “[my name], I’m David Miller from Holland&Lieberman. You’re invited to file in our class action lawsuit. Average payout is $39 000! fzn3gv.com/UiZAtg5GCw”
It doesn’t come only from Sue Davis. This is an exact quote, including the spacing of the name of the law firm, and the spacing in the $39 000.