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- Walton, KY, USA • Jan 29, 2024

Woman runs fake boutique out of her house claiming to sell designer items but they are knock offs and she doesn’t disclose that the items are knock offs.

- Fort Worth, TX, USA • Jan 29, 2024

seller pretended to be Judy Blue and the jeans were received, but the quality and size were poor. I contacted the company to return and there were steps I needed to take in order for them to send me an address to return them at my own expense. The return address does not exist.

- Sanford, FL, USA • Jan 29, 2024

scamming offering to submit sba loan with fake documents from SBA and prepay. got my email and information. I have notified my banks and cash apps.

- Mayking, KY, USA • Jan 27, 2024

The ad was on Facebook for keto gummies. They were to help you lose weight without changing the way you eat. There were also the Carrie Underwood keto gummies, they were the ones that I was looking for. I ended up buying these instead because my bank denied payment, and a lady from the igniteketo company called me. She told me to call the bank and tell them that I was wanting to buy them, so I did. I didn’t get them for the price advertised, so I called that number back and they lowered the price. After three weeks the gummies were not working, so I attempted to reach them return them, and get a refund, as I had been told. Never could reach anyone. Then here comes another shipment! They charged me $189. Again, I tried calling, same deal. I called my bank. I am getting a new debit card. Ignite keto is now answering my emails, said they would give me a 50% off refund of $64. That is not 50% of the $189. I emailed them back. Still waiting on a response.

- Concord, NH, USA • Jan 27, 2024

Purchased Hoka clearance shoes on Facebook advertisement. More than a month went by. Paid for item. Emailed, no response, no website or support available/found.

- Seattle, WA, USA • Jan 26, 2024

The product was a 2001 Toyota truck, the truck was advertised in Facebook post in Facebook market place, I send a message inquiring about the truck, I was sent a Carfax statement via email [email protected] than I was presented with the argument that the truck was going to be sold through aBay due to a safety protection, the payments 2800 were made by phone with gift cards I purchased.

- Galena, MO, USA • Jan 26, 2024

I thought I was helping a friend with Facebook account and it wasn't they stolen my Facebook account took it completely over I have no way of getting it back I have tried them I thought I called Facebook but it was the Nigeria people talk for 15 min they had me down load an app to link my phone to there but when I told them I had no job no bank account nothing they hung up on me I heard a lot a people in the background getting other people's info it got to be stop

Please help I have email Facebook n tried to get my account back not working I did get a hold of ky3 on your side with Ashley Reynolds had a interview with her yesterday at 12:30 25th

- Fontana, CA, USA • Jan 26, 2024

Tried to sell me a rzr with the odometer roller back and the title was announced as clean but was altered tan the vin and came back as slavage

- Evanston, IL, USA • Jan 26, 2024

Responded to a Facebook ad for a woven Palestinian keffiyeh. Item arrived as a piece of cotton cloth printed with a keffiyah pattern. The seller provides no contact information about business name. There is no way to contact them to demand a refund. No way to return the item. Mail fraud. Turns out the seller has quite a history of this activity.

- Lodi, CA, USA • Jan 25, 2024

I was on Facebook searching posts. A popup ad for a special after Christmas deals for Bath and Body Works. I made an order $41.99. After a month, still didn’t receive my order. I replied to the email stating I haven’t received any order yet and never get a response. I called Bath and Body Works and they said they had no order from me.

- Lacona, IA, USA • Jan 25, 2024

I saw their ad on Facebook, selling discontinued Yankee Candles. Placed an order on Jan. 13, 2024. I screen shot my order confirmation. Had not received any emails from them. I have tried to send email and used FB messenger. No response to any of them.

- Lodi, CA, USA • Jan 25, 2024

I was approached on facebook by someone who I assumed to be my friend i knew.(I wasn’t aware that she had been scammed previously and had to create a new profile).She asked me to get involved with this opportunity to get money back with some paxful tax writeoff when you buy a gift card. The more you buy, the more money youd be given back. Thinking it was my friend whom I trusted, I participated because i had medical bills to pay. I bought the apple gift card,$400, sent her the info, and never received any money. And they took over my facebook account so i had to make a new profile. They tried to scam my friends through my old profile too. The profile name they used was shairasugaaspicedd. The person in charge of the scam contacted me numerous times trying to get my bank info so i got their phone number. +1 (619) 274-4545 . They need to be caught. And i want my money back

- Myrtle Beach, SC, USA • Jan 25, 2024

I was just thimbing through facebook online and saw this weird thing about Ellen Degeneres Give-Away. I thought she was no longer in tv, so I opened her site (right there on Facebook) to see what it was about. Hadnt been on for ling when I got notification that Id won "The Ellen Giveaway". Someine kept me onlune for awhile, until I hung up, inly to grt a call from supposed Portia, Ellen's wife. This went on and on with Portia trying finally to get my home address (which I refused to give) so "they could deliver the prizes (which included a new SUV and something like $300,000 in cash). When I told this person I wouldnt guve a home address, they wanted to know if I was near a CVS (which I am) saying that her "prize team" would meet me there with miney and new SUV. At that time, I told them I was not meeting anyone...and hung up on them. They tried at least 2 times to call me back (may have been more (by this time they had tagged me in Myrtle Beach SC..and had somehosw gotten my home phine number). Definitely a scam, bit very scarey...couldve been someone nearby helping to purpetrate this. I locked all my doors, and sat in a very frightened state, full well knowing that I had been scammed. This is particularly scarey because there IS so much scarey crime that goes on down here. I was getting very sick at the time..and finally wound up in the hospital ER. Once home (via taxi), I even had the driver walk me to my door..still fearful that part of the scam was partially oerpetrated by criminals in the Myrtle Beach area..which has a very high crime rate. I all but was awake most of my first night home from the ER. What I didnt realize was there were wl2 lengthy messages on my HOME PHINE ANSWERIMG MACHINE, one saying "they wete already in Myrtle Beach with my prizes and having left another number to call as well as telling me they were already up at the CVS closest to me. I was too sick to report then and for an entire 10 day period. But I AM REPORTING NOW!! ONCE I WAS BETTER, I WAS CONSTANTLY LOOKUNG OUT MY WINDOWS AND CHECKING OUT ANY UNFAMILIAR VEHICLES ON MY STREET!! I AM STILL SCARED!! I AM 75, have a good mind (though Ive had a virus thing for awhile). I literally took my house phone off the hook for awhile I was so frightened!

- Columbia, MO, USA • Jan 24, 2024

Grant winning packages mentioning IMF , united nations . Federal reserve bank of Ohio

- Bel Air, MD, USA • Jan 24, 2024

The scammer sent me ravens tickets via Apple Pay and when I got to the stadium to scan my tickets they were all invalid

- Dundalk, MD, USA • Jan 24, 2024

Our entire interaction is in writing via Facebook Messenger and email. They provided more personal information than the form requested.

I thought I was adopting a Yorkshire Terrier puppy, 11 weeks old. The $300 included the dog, shipping, vet records and up to date vaccines. I completed the transaction using Zelle via my bank, Capital One. The scammer sent me videos of my dog and photos. They claimed to use a shipping company called Global Expressway in Virginia and said I'd receive an email from them with a tracking number. I received the email and it looked fake. There was a tracking number and I was promised the puppy would arrive at 17:00 on Monday. I contacted Global Expressway directly. They're in fact a real freight company however the department the email claimed to be from was non existent. They further informed me that the email I received was not sent from them. The email contained 3 PDFs, each of a crate they claimed I'd have to purchase at $1500 and would be totally refundable. At this point I realized I've been scammed. I did not open any links. I called my bank immediately.

So far I have contacted my bank and they have opened an investigation that will take 10-45 days to complete. I have not however made the scammer aware of my actions. I requested a refund repeatedly and they're ignoring me but we're still friends on Facebook because I don't want them to disappear before the investigations are complete.

I have also reported this to the FTC.

- Milwaukee, WI, USA • Jan 23, 2024

I ordered a meat special online from Omahasteakfactory.com but never received anything. After 5 weeks they said it was delivered which it wasn't. After complaining they said they refunded my money which I never received. They lie and say they are located in the U.S. but the tracking they sent was out of China. The website Omahasteakfactory.com no longer exists and I lost $52.

- New Concord, OH, USA • Jan 23, 2024

Product was described as Bit Caddy. Scammer claimed package was at my local post office but tracking number goes to some Chinese website.

- Woodward, IA, USA • Jan 23, 2024

My husband and I were trying to buy a motorcycle part. He said he sent the part. We then get contacted to pay over $100 in "insurance" just to receive the part. He will not answer phone calls, messages, or emails. I have sent a request to the person on paypal to request money back and no answer. He will block you on the messenger app and from him facebook "business" page. 2 months later and still no money or part.

- Grove City, OH, USA • Jan 21, 2024

Seller posted pictures and video of beautiful 3 dimensional fairy sculptures on Facebook. They are described as being an average of 2 to 3 feet, wire wrapped fairy figures with mesh wings holding a seeded dandelion. I purchased 3 sculptures on 1/8/24, which I received on 1/18/24. I immediately contacted the company at [email protected] because the product does not come close to the advertised product. I have been going back and forth with emails to their service department. They have offered a 10% refund, then went to 25%, and finally a 30% refund. I have declined all 3 offers, repeatedly telling them I wanted to return the items for a full refund minus shipping and handling. They replied that was not advisable due to "logistical " issues and the likelihood they might not receive the return, thus I would bear the full cost. They said I could keep the sculptures, but they are not fit for display and will be put out for recycling if I cannot return. They have yet to provide a return address after an exchange of 10 emails.

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