Sign in  

Eric Levitt Law

Help the community - share your experience with Eric Levitt Law.

Eric Levitt Law Reviews

• Oct 04, 2026

Letter saying a deceased relative left an insurance policy

I got a letter saying a relative of mine had left an insurance policy and they were trying to reach a family member. His name was ***** ****** and he is deceased.

The letter said it was from his attorney and that I needed to partner with them to claim the policy. The website on it is www.ericlevittlaw.com and the email is [email protected]. The phone number is (437) 889-2666 and the address is 10 Dundas St. W #2702, Toronto, ON, Canada.

None of it made sense to me. I did not lose any money but I wanted to report it.

• Sep 28, 2026

Letter about a life insurance policy from a lawyer I don't know

I got a letter from someone named Eric Levitt about an unclaimed permanent life insurance policy. He says it belongs to a deceased client of his. The letter mentions a person with my last name who died from Covid. It says there are no legal heirs on file.

Then he asks if I want to go into a "partnership" to claim the policy benefit. He wants to split it 90% for me. The whole thing just doesn't make sense. I have no idea who this person is or why they would contact me.

The address on it is 10 Dundas St W #2702, Toronto, ON M5G 1Z3, Canada. There's also a phone number, (437) 889-2666, and emails at [email protected] and [email protected]. I never responded to any of it.

• Sep 10, 2026

Letter about a dead relative and $109100.90

I got a letter from someone named Eric Levitt saying a relative of mine died from Covid. It said I could claim $109100.90 and he would get half of it. I never heard of this relative dying and the whole thing made no sense.

The letter had his website www.ericlevittlaw.com and an email [email protected]. The address on it was 10 Dundas St W #2702, Toronto, ON. There was also a phone number (437) 889-2666.

I did not lose any money but I know this is a scam. Just wanted to put it out there.

• Sep 07, 2026

Letter about dead relative’s life insurance I never heard of

Got a letter from this "law firm" in Canada, Eric Levitt Law. They said a relative I never even heard of passed away and left a permanent life insurance policy. They wanted to share the proceeds with me, said it was 100% risk free and we'd split the money.

Something felt off right away. The letter is from a Canadian law firm but they're trying to do business in the US, which I don't think is even legal. Plus the envelope was postmarked from a post office in Georgia, not Canada. And for "private" contact they gave a Gmail address, not a real firm email. The address on the letter is in Toronto but none of it adds up.

I didn't send them anything or call the number. Just seemed like a scam to get my info. Wanted to report it so nobody else falls for it.

+1
• Sep 07, 2026

Email about a dead client's life insurance money

I got an email from someone claiming to be a lawyer named Eric Levitt. He said he had a client who died and left a life insurance policy worth $10,910,900. He said since we have the same last name, he could add me to the policy so we could claim the money.

He wanted me to contact him privately at [email protected] and said we would split the funds. His website is www.ericlevittlaw.com and the address he gave is 10 Dundas St W #2702 in Toronto. The phone number was 1(437) 889-2666.

This just seemed really off. I never asked for any of this and it didn't make sense that a lawyer would just find someone with the same last name to give away money. I didn't lose any money because I didn't go along with it, but I wanted to report it.

+1
• Sep 05, 2026

Mail about dead person with my last name

Got a letter in the mail from someone named Eric Levitt, a lawyer. The address on it was 10 Dundas St W #2702 in Toronto, Canada. The website was ericlevittlaw.com and there was an email too, [email protected]. Phone number listed was (437) 889-2666.

Anyway, the letter said that a person with my last name died and that this lawyer would split 90% of the proceeds with me. It was some kind of foreign money exchange thing. I didn't respond because it sounds like a scam. Who does that, just sends a random letter to someone because they share a last name? I just threw it away.

+1
• Sep 04, 2026

Letter about a 10 million dollar life insurance policy

My mother got this letter in the mail from someone named Eric Levitt. It said a family member had passed away and there was a 10 million dollar life insurance policy for us to claim. The address on it was 10 Dundas St W in Toronto.

I have never heard of this person or the law firm. The website is ericlevittlaw.com and they gave a phone number of (437) 889-2666. It just seems really off. They even had an email, [email protected].

We don't know any family member who died or had that kind of money. It feels like a foreign money exchange type of scam. We didn't lose any money because we didn't call them, but it was weird to get something like that in the mail.

• Aug 22, 2026

Mail about unclaimed life insurance from a possible relative

I got this random letter in the mail from Eric Levitt Law, they’re at 10 Dundas St W #2702 in Toronto. It was about unclaimed life insurance from some potential relative I’ve never heard of. I figured it was probably a scam but I was curious so I emailed them back at [email protected] just to see what they’d say.

They replied asking for personal information. I didn’t send them anything. The whole thing felt off. Their website is www.ericlevittlaw.com and the phone number on the letter was (437) 889-2666 but I never called it. Just wanted to put this out there so nobody else falls for it. I didn’t lose any money but it’s still annoying to get stuff like this in the mail.

+2
Check fields!

Write a review about Eric Levitt Law


Upload here Increase visibility and credibility of your review by
adding a photo, document or video
Submit

Eric Levitt Law Contacts

If you know any contact information for Eric Levitt Law, help other users by adding it.

Add new contacts

Disclaimer

This content is based on user-submitted reports. Scammers may misuse the names, websites, and contact details of legitimate businesses. The mention of a business does not necessarily indicate its involvement in fraudulent activity.

| A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | New