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06/24/2026 at 09:05 AM

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nicolewilliam1960@gmail.com Nicole Williams

Date	06/27/2025
Fraudulent email	nicolewilliam1960@gmail.com
Pseudonym	Nicole Williams
Url / Website	https://www.hrhmovers.com/index.html Scamdoc Trust Score \| Contact / Whois info
Scam contents	A woman calling herself "Nicole Williams" contacted me by email offering a Yamaha GC1 baby grand piano for free, claiming it belonged to her late husband. She requested that I cover the transport costs and referred me to a company called "HRH Movers" (www.hrhmovers.com / hrhmovers@techie.com) with a contact named Erling Escalona. This fits a common piano scam pattern involving fake transport companies and advance fee fraud.
Comment / Review	This is almost certainly a scam. The logistics company has no real contact info or legal details, the domain is anonymously registered, and both the company name and the person "Erling Escalona" have been linked to other similar fraud cases. The email uses emotional manipulation to push you into paying "transport costs" for a piano that does not exist.