Edward teach
Consumer Report

I was asked by him to log into an account of his for money transfer to my account. This failed when required pin was unavailable but I foolishly sent him the required money myself via Western Union and realise now he had scammed me. This was via a dating site and I have now determined it is a common ploy. The Bank looked and acted very real (and does exist)
It was Grant Fidelity Asset Bank in Scotland who I have since written to to advise.
This fellow has passed himself off as a wealthy businessman with a cargo business in Singapore and it was several weeks of internet chatting before he asked for money.

Company: Edward teach
Country: USA

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