I received this fax letter from a “Mr. Sanz Javier Cires,” claiming to be a lawyer from Spain, at the Spanish law firm of “Dotilegal.” This is the variant of the “running of the bulls.” I call this the running of the bullshit. This letter was mildly entertaining, so I want to talk about it, and also warn others about this latest scam. Perhaps people are getting wise to the “Hello: I am writing to you from the Kingdom of Zumunda, and I have NINE MILLION FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED BILLION” buried underground by the heirs of a Mr. Rip Van Winkle and need your help….” This scam took a little effort – sending it out to everyone across the world with the name of “Darcy,” and then tying to it a fake website to make it look more believable. While Spain is a beautiful country, my thinking is that these “Darcy” scam letters really need to be sent to Ireland.
This letter claims to be from DotiLegal, which is a fake Spanish law firm, and where a “David Darcy” has died, leaving $7.5 million euros in a safe deposit box due to a “earthquake” in China about twelve years ago. Yeah, yeah. This legitimate “lawyer” then went looking for a “Darcy” and chose me: “This prompted my search for anybody with a common surname.” He adds, “I know you may not be related to my late client.” No shit. He then boldly suggests that I “stand as the heir,” and that “there is no atom of risk connected to this business.” Yeah, sure. No problem. Of course, there is no “David Darcy” that died in some earthquake. That begs the question: who really believes a lawyer is so stupid as to send out a junk fax to people with the same last name in hopes one of them is willing to lie to claim a fake inheritance? I admit, I’ve seen my share of dumb lawyers, but does anyone really believe a lawyer would send out such a letter – a mass mailing to commit fraud against an estate? I also love the double periods after “Your Trusted Legal Partner..”
Who Is DotiLegal – Why, It’s A Scam!
We checked to see if there was a “DotiLegal” on the web, and sure enough, there is! It has lawyer bios too. Ok, here’s a screen shot of this prestigious firm. I like that they created a scam website to back up their scam letter, replete with contact information and an email address “[email protected].” First, a link to this amazing law firm.
I was looking for stock images for the “lawyer” they found on their website. I would love to match it up. It reminds me of those lonely guys getting “catfished” by some gorgeous woman overseas, when it really is nothing more than a picture lifted from some porno website, and where his money winds up in some foreign country converted to bitcoin while a bunch of guys sipping coffee at some internet cafe are just laughing their asses off to see who can outdo the other. Immediately, you notice all of the typos on this website. Lawyers and typos are a match made in hell.
Anyone can tell this guy’s not a real lawyer. He smiles too much. Being a lawyer isn’t fun and games. Few lawyers spend as much time on their clothes, physical fitness, beard, hair and teeth as this guy. Why? Because we are working all the time, or we are just too ugly to care about it.
DotiLegal’s Website Hosting Is A Clue They Are A Scam
DotiLegal’s website is hosted in Panama, and registered on June 24, 2020. While claiming on their website to have been around for 21 years, their website – registered in Panama under Namecheap – is barely six months old.
One “Lawyer” On The DotiLegal Website Is Named “Nicolas Simon Garcia.” He scored one victim for $50K!
This person said she sent $50,000 to “attorney” Nicolas Simon Garcia, who scammed her regarding a dead person named “Thomas Chaefsky” and his $7 million “estate.” Imagine getting $50,000 like this? Incredible. Here’s the idiot’s victims plea for help. Let’s get real: she got greedy and fell for the scam. Like my scam letter, she was told to keep quiet about it. Yeah, that sounds legit.
https://reportscam.com/scam-reports?page=370
- by: rchaefsky
- #38953
- Sep 12, 2017
- Monetary Loss: $50,000
Recieved a fax saying aThomas Chaefsky had died leaving over $7million He would arrange for me to get the money since no living heirs Iended up wirering $50,000 t0 abank in Barcelona He directed me to tell no one of what was happening Kept needing more money I finally stopped answering his calls Can you help?Names reported:Nicolas Simon GarciaPhones reported:+34-60-337-6791″