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- Franklin, IN, USA

Anna requested a non refundable 500.00 deposit for a puppy waiting list to be sent as friends & family. I sent 500 July 29, 2020 and waited I asked about a pup she posted she requested 6000 to be sent by age of 6 weeks which would be within 2 weeks when I asked about proof genetic DNA and information on a pup. She became angry & stated I don’t like my honesty being questioned and you have to pay for quality. Then blocked any further messages

She’s charging a deposit for a over priced puppy you will never get. Scamming people online

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- North Las Vegas, NV, USA

The salesperson at the Avis counter was extremely dishonest. He tried to scam me into buying the insurance by asking me to choose full coverage vs reduced coverage (implying those were the only 2 options) rather than telling me that declining coverage was also an option. My credit card already has a promotion with Avis to include insurance at no cost, but it was on me to catch this scam before if happened. The agent then asked me if a Camry was ok, handed me the keys and I was off. After returning the vehicle, I found out there was an extra "optional" charge of $75 added to my $155 rental. After calling Avis customer service, I was told this charge was for a vehicle upgrade I had made at the counter. The scamming Avis agent had given me a car that was "full" size rather than the "mid" size car I had originally reserved. He never told me the only car offered to me was an upgrade and cost additional money. He never offered me the car I actually reserved. And Avis customer service was unable or unwilling to fix this problem for me, just told me it was a "valid charge" and said they would try to get me a discounted rate through their system. The receipt they sent me following my call showed unchanged original charges.

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Showed up on checking acct as schwanns from marshall minnesota and we havent purchased anything and was taken out 4 transactions last week. They recently merged with company called yellow

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- Perris, CA, USA

Hobby lobby is ripping people off stating that their merchandise is fifty percent off labeled one week for fifteen ninety nine the next week thirty four ninety nine

- Berryville, AR, USA

Bought a transmission from jonkcarparts.com. They lied to me from get go then they said they shipped it then the shipping company Eagle Line Flight people wanted $600 to ship it and didn't. These sites should be shut down.

- Berryville, AR, USA

I paid Eagle Line Flight to ship a transmission and gave them 600 dollars and they kelp asking for more money after 600 I wasn't giving them anymore and then they cussed at me and told me I wasn't getting my package or my money.

- San Marcos, TX, USA

I don't know how the scammer got my debit card and cash app card information. They used it at the *** ***** at multiple locations in Austin Texas. My bank refunded the debit card charges but I just found out about my cash app today.

- Lake Elsinore, CA, USA

I went to purchase items at this 7-11. I used my ebt card to pay for eligible items then paid with my debit card for the remaining item plus got cash $10 back. The cashier charged my ebt card twice for 14.27 then Proceeded to charge my debit card for $27.42. When I got to my car to check my accounts I noticed I was charged 3 times so I went inside to clear it up. The cashier immediately told me I can cancel the transaction but I wanted it fixed by him since it was his mistake. He called another man over who did not help me after I explained the situation. He went and got another woman to assist and she only told me that there is no proof because the receipts are erased after 2 minutes. I showed her the transactions but she would not acknowledge the mistakes. I should’ve been charged once for $14.27 on my ebt card and only $13.15 on my debit card.

- Garner, NC, USA

I received an email concerning a free ShakeMate Personal Blender from DailyGoodieBox, but I have seen other bloggers, etc promoting this offer. The offer was for a free blender for shipping charges. When I clicked on the link provided in the email I was taken to this link -https://www.affluenttechsolutions.com/v/3/184?affid=12234&provider=Affiliat... I was very careful as I went through the process of checking out that I did not accept anything other than the blender. I was relieved when the only charge was $5.80! The charge came through from "Delightful Art Essentials". However a few days later as I was working on my budget I found another charge from them for $89.85! I went to their website and found a website with a few art supplies available for purchase (https://delightfulartessentials.com/). It was evening so I couldn't talk to anyone at the number provided(1-(833) 289-8870). I then reclicked the original link and found the contact us link and tried that phone number ((866) 979-9572) it was the same message and person speaking! Back on the offer website I noticed a link "Terms and Conditions" above the Contact Us link (I tried to send a screenshot of that portion of the website to show the size and prominence of this link, however it didn't seem to load - these links at the bottom of the website are very small!) Within the terms and conditions I found that if I used the website I was signing up for a subscription to Exclusive Gadgets Warehouse Direct for $89.85/month however I would receive a $199 voucher for use on the website , which I did receive in my email, but honestly thought it was just a scam so I didn't open it when I received it! And that I would also be signing up for a 3-day trial of Elite Force Fit App which, if not cancelled, would be a charge of $82.45/month! The next day I was able to speak to someone at the support number and they say they cancelled all subscriptions, but that there was nothing to do about the charges (which are a lot for me in today's economy). They told me I could use the voucher and it seems that I can, however the products on exclusivegadetswarehousedirect.com are overpriced and the shipping is $10/item that is not covered by the voucher = more $$! I would really like others to be warned about this!

Runs gang affiliations in a barbershop

Party vibes

- Willis, TX, USA

The advertisement was for CBD gummies endorsed by Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz. 3 bottles for 39 each and 2 free. My card was hit with 2 charges, one for $199 and one for $50. I am working with my credit card company to dispute and try to get this back. I reached out to the company the next day, asked for the order to be cancelled and refunded and was told once I received the product I could return it and call for a refund.

I've also read on Dr. Phil's website he has never endorsed this or any other CBD company. They are fake!

- Houston, TX, USA

I ordered some shoes from a website on June 4 they still haven’t reached out about my order everytime I try to check on my order the website says unavailable

- Selma, CA, USA

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- Appleton, WI, USA

A bogus online company took a picture that I had on Pinterest of antique earrings and put the picture on their site to offer the earrings for sale. Seeing that these are unique and rare earrings it is causing me great concern because I am currently selling these earrings myself on ebay. This is very distressing. I was searching to see if my earrings that were up for sale would come up on a Google search when I found that this made up company listed the same earrings for sale.

- Katy, TX, USA

I had been looking for estimates for a complete new roof. As of right now only 1 company has come out to look at it and give me an actual estimate. I have however contacted about a half dozen others about estimates. The contractor I had spoken to was going on vacation so he was pretty good about me taking my time to decide. Today (about a week later) a subcontractor shows up and starts dropping materials and a dumpster at my house, fully ready to do a tear off and replace my roof. I have signed no contract with anyone for the work. They would not identify who they worked for and I was only able to see a delivery ticket for a brief second to confirm my address with the materials and what appears to be the company I that had given me the estimate. I finally had to threaten them with calling the cops to get them to stop trying to drop off more materials and to pick up the ones already dropped off on my driveway. I contacted the company I got the estimate from and they are adamant, after confirming with their normal delivery channels and subs, that it was not them who were dropping off materials.

Dropping off and potentially starting the work without having a contract, essentially forcing me to pay or getting locked into some legal battle. The whole interaction felt off.

- Manor, TX, USA

I have many items for sale on Facebook marketplace and every time they ask me for my phone number and I of course do not give it. But I wanted to tell you the other things they do to help your readers be able to red flag the potential buyers. As I said above they ask for a phone nunber and I refuse but they also say that their son will be the one to pick the item up because they are out of town, one guy told me he had just had shoulder surgery and he was inquiring about a framed print I am selling. (how heavy could that be) ?? They also ask me what town I live in and admittedly I have told them the area not thinking that was a big deal,but I'm sure it helps them narrow down the search on people finders. I once had someone fool me almost well enough that I almost lost my $1200 camera. I even went to the post office and paid 107.00 to ship the item thinking the "payment" they sent was legit. The made up a very good copy of a paypal receipt and sent me a link to tell them I had sent the item. So after I packaged and mailed the camera, in the parking lot of the post office I proceed to send the info to the link and the link was just an email address disguised as a link to usps tracking. I ran back into the post office and exclaimed the guy is fake, the guy is fake! I showed the employees the evidence and they thankfully gave me back my $107.00 and of course my camera. I had also gift wrapped the darn thing, so I did lose the $2.12 I paid for the wrapping paper! I thought I had correctly received the "payment" from paypal but since the buyer had asked me to send him a request or an invoice for the sale it was pending on paypals end. Oh, he also said the payment would take a few hours to hit my account and that was hours after I had texted and said it was mailed. It wasn't till later that I gave him the how to and what for about his disgusting acts and he didn't even act like he knew who I was. I believe they work in shifts and at that point someone else was manning the scam and he didn't know who I was at all. I did report this incident to the internet crimes division and never heard anything from them. I hope this helps your readers. So DO NOT GIVE YOUR PHONE NUMBER.

DO NOT GIVE YOUR GENERAL LOCATION.

DO NOT GIVE YOUR ADDRESS.

DO NOT AGREE TO MEET OTHER PARTIES ON THE BUYERS BEHALF.

VERIFY PAYMENT THROUGH YOUR BANK. You'll know when they are legit. If any part of it makes you suspicious go with your gut. I have included the emails and all the info about the paypal scam. The Facebook ones I also mentioned are new. I don't know if all of the documents will show. I can send the rest to you. Please let me know.

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- San Antonio, TX, USA

It was a clothing line and offered clthing at a discounted price online

- Clarinda, IA, USA

This is a general complaint. I am frequently targeted by companies claiming my extended auto warranty is either expired or rates increasing. The letters and phone calls relay urgency and are misleading, to confuse you. These are from several different companies and they use tactics that are targeting elderly or misinformed people. This type of sales ploy should be illegal.

- Roswell, GA, USA

I was scammed at this food truck. They didn't tell me the price until after they scanned my card. I bought a gyro that should have been $7 which later I saw they charged my card $65. Also, after you pay they refuse to give you a receipt. I searched the food truck online and multiple other customer have said they have been scammed. They target tourists and charge their cards way more than what the customers sign off for. The food truck has no way of contacting them. They have no phone number to call.

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