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Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location OH 45106, USA
Total money lost $5,100
Type of a scam Counterfeit Product
I allowed them to takeover my computer AGAIN and they walked me through a short email letter thanking them for the “wonderful service” that I had gotten from them and that I was getting my $299.99 back. They then wanted to get into my bank account to send me the money and while I opened my account to them, they changed the amount in the letter to $2999.99. Which I did not see them do. They then had me cover the screen while they “opened their account” to make the transfer of funds and made a transfer of $2999.99 to my account. Once that was done, they “caught” the error in the amount and asked me if I would mind going to TARGET and buying gift cards in the amount of $2600.00 to cover the error. So, off to TARGET I went, made the purchase and read the card numbers to them. After arriving home, they informed me that the cards had been cashed but the amount erroneously was put back into my account. Then they asked if I would go to Walmart and purchase gift cards for $2500.00 and so I did. I read the card numbers again to them. When I got home, they informed me that something was not working right and spent about three hours trying to work out the problem. It was getting late and they wanted to wait and try to finish the next day and asked if I would mind leaving my computer on until then when they would call me back on the phone in the morning. Thinking they would get everything figured out by then, I said it would fine.
Thinking about what had happened for a while, I decided to turn off my computer. This broke the connection between the computers and I decided to see what had gone on. I found that the original transfer ended up being from one of my accounts to another of my accounts and they had not transferred from theirs to mine! A little more digging, I found that I had lost $5100.00 in gift cards that had not come back into any of my accounts. I HAD BEEN SCAMMED! That was and still is the most sickening feeling I have ever had in my life. 73 years old and I had never had anyone ever do something like that to me. I have been in Viet Nam and seen tragedy. I have a final payment on an electric wheelchair this next month. I had planned to purchase a yard building for my son to store some of his “junk” in. And now I don’t know.