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- Port Richey, FL, USA
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Was going to get a puppy from her. Paid $100.00 deposit thru Pay pal which she received. I received an e-mail from Pay Pal that and Jesus Escobar Villada was paid the money and her name was at the bottom. She never mentioned who he was or that I would be paying him. Want my 100.00 back. Also would like to know who he is. Why she did not mention who I was paying is beyond.

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- Okatie, SC, USA
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Ad on Facebook for Bluevibe sp7 gummies, purportedly recommended by Dr. Sanjay Gupta, to purchase one bottle or 5. I ordered one bottle and they charged me for 5. When I called them they said that they gave me the discount (without my asking). They've charged my debit card (Chase) $198 dollars when I thought I'd be charged approximately $40.

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Trevor posted a video in his facebook story about a way to turn $500 in to $5500. My son was friends with him (knew him from working together previously). After my son saw the video, Trevor messaged him on Messenger and asked if he wanted to make extra money. He then gave my son a phone number for an Agent Ribert Smith. Between texting this agent and messaging Trevor the scam is done by using cashapp, bitcoin atms,and a bitcoin wallet. The instructuons were basically use cashapp to buy bitcoin, download a bitcoin wallet, and guve then the wallet info. They would thin flip the bitcoin for profit to return to him. After he maxed out the daily amount in cashapp they had him go to a bitcoin atm and purchase more. After several times, my son finally caught on and they gave mamy reasons the money wasn't returned, such as he had to pay a stamp duty tax and the money was stick behind a paywall. They ended up getting arou d $9-10000 from him. They are still contacting him on a regular basis saying that they are trying their best to return his money but since he is ignoring them, they can't.

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- Louisburg, KS, USA
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Ordered clothing to which an email arrived stating order confirmation but nothing else, immediately they took monies from my account.

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- Kingsport, TN, USA
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I placed an order for two Stanley thermal cups got a confirmation email with an order number. Later I received an email with a tracking number but it says delivered and I never received the product. The money was withdrawn from my account ($21.97) and nothing to show for it. I have emailed the address given in the confirmation email with no response other than the one with the tracking number.

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- Sahuarita, AZ, USA
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We hired Go Paint to remodel my kitchen. They installed the countertops, and mostly painted the cabinets. However, they installed the backsplash incorrectly, didn't finish painting the cabinets, didn't reinstall the microwave. Now we have to replace drywall, remove the backsplash, and possibly get new countertops. They were supposed to fix the backsplash but never returned.

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Facebook has been hacked and the person is using my social media account to target my friends and get them to send them money claiming to know how to invest in cryptocurrency. Facebook will not take the account down despite reporting it multiple times.

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I ordered Hokas at discount price thru a FB offer. It's been over 8 weeks and they said they were delivered. I tracked them only to Arkansas not NC. I've contacted them several times with no resolution. My husband and several ppl have had same issues.

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Joe Brant advertised on facebook refinishing cabinets I had contacted him he came by gave me an estimate asked me for 700 dollar deposit which I gave him in cash Joe came to my house once within a 6 week period and sanded half the cabinets after that he had excuse after excuse why he couldn't come I told him I wanted to terminate the contract and be done with his services I had ask for my money back he told me he would refund me 400 of the 700 because he came and sanded since that conversation he has not refunded my money to this day 9-6-2023 so I would like to report the actions of this man and how he takes peoples money and does not do the work

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The company sent 2 checks in total 1) for 1000 2) for 2000 for compensation for clients Apple gift cards. Have not received any money from them to replace the stolen money they took when they stopped payment on said checks, totally wiped bank accounts and stop all communication with myself and my so called boss **** ******* associate of the company I was hired to be her personal assistant as of August 31 2023 then on September 01 she requested for me to spend any remaining money I had to buy more gift cards on their behalf I told her No because all my bank accounts were frozen and she told me not to worry the cheques were good, thats when they stopped payment on said cheques. Sending a copy of offer I received regarding said job! I initialed and sent back via email to **** ********

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Back in July, I was on Facebook when I came across a post saying how a woman was giving away a free MacBook to anyone that needed it because their daughter died before they gave it to them. The comments were disabled and the only comment was her telling people to email her about the MacBook.

I emailed the woman about the MacBook and told her I was interested - all I had to do was pay for shipping.

So I pay for shipping, and I told her to send me pictures of her at the post office so I know it wasn't a scam. She sent me 2 pictures that I reverse image searched and found it on Google. Other images she sent to me I wasn't able to find on Google, so I still thought it was legit, but I was still suspicious.

She then told me that because the MacBook is an expensive electronic, I had to pay for the most expensive shipping fee through Cashapp to her cousin's account (who was a money mule named Allecia Miller,) which was $150. And I did. I tried grabifying her IP to see if she was in a foreign country, but to no avail, which was odd given how she was a middle aged woman.

I asked her for proof that she was at the post office about to ship the MacBook and I essentially called her out for scamming.

Afterwards, I started to regret my stupid decision and I told her to not ship the MacBook and just refund my money. And when I did, I reported it as a scam and she never refunded my money.

She then told me how another one of her cousin was a cop in the state I live in all because she saw me requesting like 60% of the other 40% I already sent her, when I also requested that 60% back too. I sent the money in two separate orders.

And even though I sent her screenshots of proof of me requesting the refund, she still threatened to keep my money and block me everywhere.

We both cooled down after a while and she told me she would talk to her cousin to get the whole thing resolved. And that was the last I heard of her. She still has my money and I have no MacBook.

This whole thing has me confused. I dunno if it was a scam or if it was a complete misunderstanding. Nonetheless, I filed a dispute with my bank to get my money back and it was denied since it was an authorized charge with Cashapp.

After some sweet talking with the scammer, they did in fact confirm that they were scamming me and that they were from Africa. They apologized for scamming me and told me they would refund my money back with ETH, but they have yet to do so.

They then told me that they have made over $15K USD by scamming and that they wanted to move to the US once they have enough because they didn't want to live in Africa for personal reasons.

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Back in July, I was on Facebook when I came across a post saying how a woman was giving away a free MacBook to anyone that needed it because their daughter died before they gave it to them. The comments were disabled and the only comment was her telling people to email her about the MacBook.

I emailed the woman about the MacBook and told her I was interested - all I had to do was pay for shipping.

So I pay for shipping, and I told her to send me pictures of her at the post office so I know it wasn't a scam. She sent me 2 pictures that I reverse image searched and found it on Google. Other images she sent to me I wasn't able to find on Google, so I still thought it was legit, but I was still suspicious.

She then told me that because the MacBook is an expensive electronic, I had to pay for the most expensive shipping fee through Cashapp to her cousin's account (who was a money mule named Allecia Miller,) which was $150. And I did. I tried grabifying her IP to see if she was in a foreign country, but to no avail, which was odd given how she was a middle aged woman.

I asked her for proof that she was at the post office about to ship the MacBook and I essentially called her out for scamming.

Afterwards, I started to regret my stupid decision and I told her to not ship the MacBook and just refund my money. And when I did, I reported it as a scam and she never refunded my money.

She then told me how another one of her cousin was a cop in the state I live in all because she saw me requesting like 60% of the other 40% I already sent her, when I also requested that 60% back too. I sent the money in two separate orders.

And even though I sent her screenshots of proof of me requesting the refund, she still threatened to keep my money and block me everywhere.

We both cooled down after a while and she told me she would talk to her cousin to get the whole thing resolved. And that was the last I heard of her. She still has my money and I have no MacBook.

This whole thing has me confused. I dunno if it was a scam or if it was a complete misunderstanding. Nonetheless, I filed a dispute with my bank to get my money back and it was denied since it was an authorized charge with Cashapp.

After some sweet talking with the scammer, they did in fact confirm that they were scamming me and that they were from Africa. They apologized for scamming me and told me they would refund my money back with ETH, but they have yet to do so.

They then told me that they have made over $15K USD by scamming and that they wanted to move to the US once they have enough because they didn't want to live in Africa for personal reasons.

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He is targeting older women saying he is in the United States and works for the military. I know better i seen this picture before. He is trying to talk to my 72 year old mother . I know he is a scammer . It is not a real photo the photo has been used lots of times. Please look into this.

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His name Alex Meyer he said he lived in TN He is selling Pomeranian puppies. And told someone Elsa he lived in OH He is a Spanish man but the pictures he send you of him is a white.

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I was recently laid off actively looking for work. A friend I know personally tagged me in a post from whom she thought was a friend of hers. The post was for employment for multiple positions, if you were interested you needed to contact the friend who would provide you his verification code. The company the scammer is using is Elior Group, the scammer is providing insights about the company and what it offers, 401K, Medical, Dental etc. starting pay at $25. She also provided a name she called herself Barbara Moore. What really struck me was when I was asked if I owed a tax debt, I've never been asked that in all my years of working, I was also asked to send a picture of myself for a work ID badge. Mind you there was never a call on messenger never sent any paperwork as you would expect from a potential employer. I texted my friend and asked if her friends Facebook page was hacked, she called her friend he stated it was not him. For individuals that's been out of work for some time may have provided personal information without thinking. I reported this to Facebook, but we know that means nothing so I wanted to report it here to warn others.

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This Facebook business has been conducting contests without anyone winning. People enter by paying a fee and get their photo entered in. The winner was supposed to get $500 and now the owner of this magazine (Taylor Granger) won’t respond to anyone’s comments, messages, or emails. This person is now conducting a food drive for the homeless but when asked what charity they would be going through, they replied with “We will be accepting cash donations through our website starting October 1st and running through December 1st. I am doing this independently and will be using the donations to purchase grocery gift cards to hand out at my local homeless shelter, and church.” Taylor Granger is currently going through a child custody battle along with a divorce and is scamming people out of their money to avoid getting a 9 to 5 job. Please help get this resolved before more people lose their hard earned money to this women.

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Facebook Marketplace cell number scam. I’m worried about someone setting up a phone number using my personal identity.

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I got an advertisement on Facebook of a sale for the Christmas Tree Store. It was a wonderful sale but I placed an order. Now not sure if it is legit

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I ordered from an add on social media for a pair of women’s trousers. Placed order on May 15, 2023 and paid through PayPal. Received shipping updates until 6/12/23 where they stopped. I contacted the support email and they said to be patient that the package was on the way. Weeks went by, nothing. I emailed them weekly to get updates but all they said was to be patient. I asked for a refund and they said they could not because the order was shipped. I continued to email asking for a refund and they keep refusing. My last correspondence told them I was reporting them to BBB, Facebook, PayPal, Instagram and whatever other authority I could. They still emailed back telling me to be patient. This is clearly a scam.

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Booked a vacation package.

Charged credit card.

Trying to contact, not able to call or email.

Phone number is Not receiving incoming calls.

Need to update dates for vacation.

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