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Scam
Scam! "Johann Heinrich" randomly emails people, claiming to have a deceased client who they might be related to. The email is marked as a subscription. His website is highly questionable.
September 9, 2026
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Not trustworthy
Not trustworthy
JOHANN HEINRICH tries to attract customers by scaring people. He sends unsolicited emails to people he believes are related to a person, stating that “something is wrong with” Mr./Ms. (Last Name).
In my country, he got the short end of the stick, because he sent such a message to a member of the Royal Family and now has the domestic security service on his tail.
Do not respond to his messages. He calls himself a lawyer, but he is unworthy of that title and is not listed in the bar registry. If he had been listed there, his conduct would be sufficient grounds for him to be struck from the roll.
September 3, 2026
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Johann Heinrich is a scam
August 15, 2026
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Scam
Scam! The email used was taken from the Odido hack earlier this year. The emailaddr used was only used at Odido/Tele2, therefor I am 100% sure that the hack was the source.
August 11, 2026
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Sends scam mails
August 11, 2026
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100 % phishing scam
100 % phishing scam
I received two mails, in which the first one had a stand-in Name (LName]) while the second Mail had the correct Name inserted, so definetly templated scam mails.
Do not be alarmed!
Pattern is currently as follows:
"Dear XXXXXXX,
I am reaching out concerning a confidential matter involving involving Mr. LNAME], which may be of personal relevance to you.
I understand that this email may come as a surprise. If you are comfortable communicating through this email address, please let me know, and I will be happy to provide further information. Alternatively, if you would prefer to continue this correspondence through a more private email address, you are welcome to provide one.
Kind regards,
Johann Heinrich "
July 12, 2026
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