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- Lebanon, IN, USA • Apr 16, 2025
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They had an ad on Facebook that looked real I ordered from the Facebook page they were presenting never received the goods and now I'm out money..

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- Lithonia, GA, USA • Apr 15, 2025
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I was offer a a purchase of a IuL investment instancr

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- Jacksonville, FL, USA • Apr 14, 2025
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My Facebook gotten hacked and told me to pay 1200 to get it back so this person named baron m******* told he will help me but kept on asking for money. Sent the first payment of 25 and then I ended up loosing 100

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- Londonderry, NH, USA • Apr 14, 2025
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We wanted to adopt a Cairn Terrier puppy and contacted Megan Rose on a Facebook group that looked legit and had a great deal of content. We initially sent money $500 to ************ and the person didn't know why we sent it. Megan Rose assured us it was just a misunderstanding and the puppy was ready to be sent to us. We sent the $800 the next day and were told it was being shipped by: royalliftairlines.com. A "whois" lookup uncovered concerns with that website and a subsequent search indicated a VERY low trust rating. After several emails back and forth I indicated I wanted our money back by 9pm that night. When I checked facebook again, the group had been deleted.

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- Rockledge, FL, USA • Apr 14, 2025
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Julie Leach the Michigan Powerball winner is giving away $50,000 and asked where to send the winning. Then messenger by Agent Lewis Sharon to fill out information

The started asking for money. Both try to convince me this is true. Told them I had no money They said go borrow it. I got $100 and sent it using Apple gift card. Then started asking for more money then they show me IRS Certificate of Money the address 308 ****** ******* Rogersville, AL 35652. This is when I knew it was a scam. No form number. All government documents have a form number. They quote bible verse over and over. I finally told them I am turning off my phone and leave me alone. I look back and there messenger and it says "This message was removed because it doesn't follow our Community Standards" I lost $100 lesson learn never trust anybody that are giving away free.

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- Ridgecrest, CA, USA • Apr 14, 2025
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I had been watching this page for a while and didn't realize it was a scam. Back on March 24, 2025 there was a puppy listed for sale and I have had shelties my whole life. I decided I wanted to get one. I reached out to the individual through FB messenger. The individual said it would cost me $600 which included the cost to ship the puppy Molly to me. The individual said I had to send $400 and my contact info and they would send me paperwork that needed to be completed to transfer ownership and it was very important I do this. The puppy could not be shipped until this was completed. I received the email and the contact info was different than the Zelle contact info I had just sent the $400 to. The individual said it was his wife. The paperwork looked fake to me. The name on the email address didn't match the name on the paperwork. It was spelled differently. I started doing some research. The house on the paperwork was for sale. When I asked him about it he said it was because they needed to get a bigger place for the dogs. The pictures on Zillow showed the house empty. I had contacted them before about a puppy. The address I was given was in WA state. I googled it. It is city hall. I told him that. I told him I wanted my money back. He told me if I would just trust the process I would have a puppy at the end of it. He supposedly went to a cargo transportation place the next morning and got a tracking number and sent it to me and the name of the company. It was called Priemer Cargo Experts.online. The tracking number was weird. The status never changed from pending. I tried calling the number to the company and it was disconnected. I finally googled the company instead of using the link provided and it wasn't working. I googled the company and basically it was a scam as well. The individual tried saying they reported the issue to the vet because the dog was sitting at the transportation place waiting for me to complete the paperwork and that I was trying to shift the blame. I posted on their webpage they are a scam and they would take me to court and I said please do. I would love to tell a judge all of these things and haven't heard anything since. They still keep posting about tons of puppies. They only private message people. I want my money back and the page needs to be shut down. I have the message and the phony document and addresses, etc.

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- Humboldt, TN, USA • Apr 13, 2025
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Ordered a man suit , size color and was promised to be there in ten days. Never arrived. Paid by bank card , it has been cancelled. Several text from them to Us. Lies , never refunded.

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- Chowchilla, CA, USA • Apr 11, 2025
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email account # [email protected] and ensenta.monitor.jackhenry

received a call from Dan Cooper and said congratulation I was approved for a loan and we talked about and at first sounded good the and the more I talked to money department guy name Hank the more sounded like a scam going to put 982.79 into my account and then I send it back to them and then they would sent the 5000.00 to my bank and the more they talked the more I felt it was a scam

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- Oakland, CA, USA • Apr 10, 2025
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Ive just been friend requested by a julie leach claiming to be giving away money. Didnt accept the request just thought id look it up first. Now that I know. Im going to block this perdon. I just wanted you to know there still scamming and there on my face book friends request list.

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- Brookline, MO, USA • Apr 10, 2025
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I was scammed and hacker after making comments on the Justin Hartley Facebook social media platform regarding his show Tracker. I believed that I was speaking with Justin Hartley. After requests for gift cards, I began to sense something wasnt right. I paid $3000,00 to meet with Justin Hartley to provide evidence of scamming and discussing what could be done and how I could help. I am a social worker so I want to advocate for victims. I had to buy gift cards for fan card and membership fees, another $800.00. It was all story by scammer/hacker. I never got to meet Justin Hartley and I never received fan club card or membership. This became a romance scam whete I was brainwashed to believe that Justin Hartley was separated and getting divorced and in love with me. I provided mt personal information for purposes of trip to New York and a vacation to Norway. This hacker installed malware on my technology and thru my yahoo account. I had given him my credit card info and banking info because we were going to be married. He destroyed my credit arranging credit. He ordered checks and had sent to me and wanted me to write a check for $4250 which I did not do and so thankful because I would have been charged for fraud. I spent about $2450 in gift card purchases. He took money from my cash apps account. He threatened to cause me emotional harm. I believed this person. He was so knowledgeable and smooth.

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- Johnstown, PA, USA • Apr 09, 2025
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Facebook ad regarding Batana Oil through Hair Batana. From other comments from this ad, many others paid for product and never received.

Reported this to Facebook admins twice. Their response was that there was not an issue.

Attempted to contact the company twice. The site was removed.

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- Birmingham, AL, USA • Apr 09, 2025
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I purchased vitamins and the advertisement was for 4 packages and when it arrived to my house, only 2 packages were enclosed. I have sent pictures and numerous emails. No response. I put a stop payment on my account and now they send me a generic email to check my neighbors it was delivered. My package was partially delivered and numerous people on their website have stated the same thing about this bogus company. You spend all this money and they are only giving your half a f your merchandise. Not fair at all.

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- Indianapolis, IN, USA • Apr 09, 2025
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I ordered from Joann on Facebook 2/22/25, heavy duty sewing machine. I paid by debit card, $35.90.

Checkbook shows Fashion Enigma, LTD, from England. I have tried calling to check on status of my order, but a medical services company answers the phone. Then I tried emailing and it kept coming back as invalid address. What can be done, I’m a senior citizen with limited funds.

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- Winter Garden, FL, USA • Apr 08, 2025
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On 28 Feb 2025, via Facebook a “seller” Dr OC Herbal Home wrote via a Facebook Group they had herbs to help with my chronic gastrointestinal. They sent a message to me and said they lived in Spain and needed to send the money via Zelle. Once they verified receipt of money they were going to send herbs via FedEx. On 1 Mar they messaged me and said the herbs need to come from China. I asked for a refund and they never responded back.

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- Brownwood, TX, USA • Apr 07, 2025
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These people are advertising $3,000 worth of gold on Facebook for $20.00 Everytime I post a "Scam" comment they immediately take it down. I have a screenshot.

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- Jacksonville, FL, USA • Apr 07, 2025
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A FB profile “Crystal Lynn McClerkin” commented on my Fb post on a guinea pig group and said to reach out to her because she has what I’m looking for. She said she would deliver my GPs 4/5 and to send payment to venmo. I sent a payment to her alleged husband Darryl Truesdale but a Linda Williams sent the money back. Crystal stated her sister sent the money in error to my venmo and that I should send it to Jason Clark but the transaction wouldn’t go through, so she gave me a Paul Flores venmo account that went through. She stated to send the money to Jason or Paul because they are her suppliers for guinea pig pellets, and she was going to use my payment to pay the pellets she bought from Jason and Paul. She gave me Paul’s number that evening because I asked for it (678-865-4426). The next day her Facebook disappeared and a new unknown number (586-802-2538) messaged me with weird English and explanation why the Facebook disappeared. I did not get my GP that day, and I messaged asking for my money. The next day I messaged again but to the 678 and 586 number saying “I want my money back and shame on you for scamming an innocent person.” The 678 number responded that I won’t get a refund for calling him a scammer and that he would sue me for assaulting him (because I said “shame on you for scamming an innocent person.” I DID NOT ASSAULT HIM, but he threatened to sue me because I said “shame on you for scamming an innocent person” and “I’m starting to feel scammed”). The 586 just said “k.” They have address to my community pool and phone number linked to my work, so I can be searched and am scared.

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- Carpinteria, CA, USA • Apr 07, 2025
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I was on Facebook, and this person claimed to be Don Henley, of The Eagles Band. At first, it was just hello, ect. Then he asked me to get a Zangi phone number. I did that and we chatted more. Eventually, he asked me to work for him. In the capacity of an accountant for The Walden Woods Project. ( I know that is a legit project). So we chatted every morning starting on Feb 15th, 2025. Eventually, he asked me to purchase 4 $100 gift cards, which I did. I copied the cards and sent them to him thru the Zangi number. Then he asked for 1 more. I went to Ventura, at Walmart and bought another card for $100.

He texted me on a Friday night, when he was supposed to be playing in Las Vegas at Sphere. Thats when I figured out he was an imposter. Please help me with this. Thank you.

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- Lake Charles, LA, USA • Apr 07, 2025
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In March 2025, I hired an individual doing business as Alisha’s Advocacy Services, who also uses the name Lisha Denisee on Facebook. She claims to offer legal advocacy and support services for court cases in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, but is believed to be based in Winnie or Beaumont, Texas.

She represented herself as someone who could assist with bond reductions and communicate with the District Attorney and Public Defender on behalf of an incarcerated individual. After a phone consultation, she requested a $130 payment via CashApp to begin services. I paid the amount as requested, and a follow-up call was scheduled.

She never followed through with the call, stopped responding to messages, and eventually claimed she could no longer communicate. She then blocked me completely without providing any of the services promised or issuing a refund.

After I posted a social media status warning others about my experience and suggesting her services might be a scam, she began to retaliate by posting public videos and comments mocking the situation. In these posts, she made false and offensive remarks, implied that I was mentally challenged, and shared private contact information. These actions were not only unprofessional but emotionally harmful and clearly intended to humiliate and discredit me publicly.

I later contacted the District Attorney and Public Defender’s Offices in Calcasieu Parish, who confirmed that this individual is not licensed and not authorized to access or discuss case information. They also confirmed that no case information is released to individuals without a legal role or permission from the defendant, and that no such permission was given in this situation.

This business appears to operate by misrepresenting services to solicit payment, performing no actual work, and then retaliating against customers who speak out. I’m submitting this report to warn others and prevent future victims.

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- Rogersville, TN, USA • Apr 07, 2025
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They took $24.99, 29.99 and 93.94 on 2/26)2025

They took $27.96 on 4/3/2025

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- Easton, MD, USA • Apr 05, 2025
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In Nov, 2024, I clicked on an ad on Facebook offering an IQ test (I guess I failed the test, eh?) I agreed to pay $1.95. I just discovered that the company (BlossomUp.com) has been charging my credit card $29.95 every month since then. I contacted them to ask for a refund which they refused, but they did cancel my "subscription". I complained again and they offered to refund one $29.95 charge "to show good faith". I have disputed the charges with my credit card company, and notified Facebook about this scam.

The BlossomUp website lists Santa Fe. NM as it's place of business.

There are numerous complaints online about similar issues with this company.

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