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- Midland, TX, USA • Jun 26, 2025
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On an ad in the web they promised a free bottle .then your thinking your gonna buy a bottle and after you give them your card # they show you your purchase of 5 @199$ plus an extra additional 2 for 59$ .and they they won't cancel the order even if you. Call em.

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- New Sarpy, LA, USA • Jun 19, 2025
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Scam. Free item form tractor supply

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- Memphis, TN, USA • May 27, 2025
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I was going to buy a puppy and I sent $700 to the seller and on the day the puppy was to be sent they came up with some transponder that was never discussed of $825 and they verbally abused me and threatened me that k would go to jail for dog abuse if I didn’t pay and get the puppy. The lady’s name was Kimberly Morgan.

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- Bethel, CT, USA • May 22, 2025
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Found on credit card statment a charge of $49.98 from KDPATH that I did not make or authorize

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- Tulsa, OK, USA • May 15, 2025
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Email reported to be from PayPal with PayPal logo and attached and invoice which looked legitimate and had my email on it and my name and a charge for supposedly purchasing Bitcoin. But as anyone would do I called the customer support number on the invoice to dispute the fact that I've never purchased Bitcoin and I've never had a PayPal account. Then they attempted to get me to download an app called every desk and started walking me through telling me which things to click on but when it came to the end and they said just push except I read the details of what would happen if I pushed except and it said that I would be giving control of my device that I was using to another person so I immediately hung up and called my bank and they agreed it was a scam and they put a fraud alert on that in case the charge came through but of course there was never any charge. Only the threat of a charge so that I would give them and control of my phone and share my personal and all information including bank they would have had everything

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- Raleigh, NC, USA • May 12, 2025
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Your payment of $725.55 USD for a digital asset purchase of 0.007987 BTC from your PayPal account has been processed and is pending confirmation; contact PayPal Customer Support immediately if you recognize this transaction as made in error.

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Report the transaction if you did not authorize it. ((808) 357-3702) ((805) 236-4050)

Contact PayPal Customer Support if you do not recognize this transaction. ((808) 357-3702) ((805) 236-4050)

Review and sign the document sent by Richard Ostrom via Docusign. here

The phone numbers are not answered or they hang up.

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- Columbia, SC, USA • May 10, 2025
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Personal Tow Company that travels from place to place and tow vehicles. They claim that property management or unidentified referrals gave them permission to tow vehicles. They refuse to release information regarding to codes being infringed upon. The belief is that they work with individuals to target vehicles and and then charge them exorbitant fees to have the vehicles released from storage.

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- Westmoreland, TN, USA • May 08, 2025
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I thought I was purchasing fabric from Joanne Fabrics, it took me to a website that looked like joanne fabrics so I purchased fabric but when it showed up on my account the name was not joanne fabrics it was for Fashion Enigma Limit. I sent numerous emails to get my money back, the company could not be reached there was no such email. I then did a search for the company and found away to contact them so I sent another email and a letter to them but received no reply. I lost $99.80. I have never received any contact from them.

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- Newburyport, MA, USA • Apr 30, 2025
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I posted an item for sale on POSHMARK. They provided my phone number and email address to scammers. Now I'm getting bombarded with texts and emails asking me for money from people purporting to be buyers and representatives of POSHMARK

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- Little Rock, AR, USA • Apr 16, 2025
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I setup and account now I can’t login saying account belong to someone else

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- Decatur, GA, USA • Apr 08, 2025
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I attempted to buy product that was priced at 3 dollars and tried to charge 3.98

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- Boise, ID, USA • Apr 01, 2025
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The scammer, Andrew Johnson, has listings of tiny houses for sale for under $25,000. He uses other builders' and legit tiny house company's photos to lure in buyers on his facebook page. I was suspicious because he has no website, no phone number and no complete photos of these tiny homes in his supposed workshop. Andrew Johnson pushes hard to make a sale, always claiming that many buyers want the home you are interested in, and that if you'll pay a $500 deposit, he will deliver it to you, at no extra charge! I was looking at a tiny home that sleeps 2, and I live in Idaho. This guy, Andrew, showed me photos and said he could deliver the nice home he showed me, a 3 bedroom not so tiny home, free of charge, if I just pay $500 down. He kept saying that there is no risk, because if I didn't like it, the money would be refunded! I did a reverse image search, and found that the home he was showing me and quoted me $26,000 on, was actually over $154,900. He had stolen the images. This was a scam and he tried to pressure me into just paying quickly. Thankfully I got wise.

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- Saint Charles, MO, USA • Mar 28, 2025
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This is a fake Facebook ad representing a storefront as Aspen Boutique selling merchandise and goods that are not quality clothing as pictured in the ad. Cheap material knockoffs that are not worth the money.

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- Richlands, NC, USA • Mar 25, 2025
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It appeared to be a recording, it started out saying, "Hi, this is David from Walmart. A preauthorized PlayStation 5 with a special edition of pulse 3D headset has been ordered on your Walmart account for the amount of $919. 45, To cancel your order or to connect with one of our representatives, please press 1.” This was on a repeated tape, it ran over 4 times on my voicemail.

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- Glen Burnie, MD, USA • Mar 21, 2025
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The scammer is Anglan******* acting like it is Joann's fabric going out of business. I ordered somethings not realizing it wasn't Joann's until I realized I haven't received the order yet and looked at the name on my bank account and came to this website.

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- Glendale, AZ, USA • Mar 20, 2025
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I made the mistake of trusting Excalibur Auto Body Repair, and I deeply regret it. My dealership recommended them because they’re supposedly a certified shop for my vehicle. Despite reading poor reviews and seeing their F rating on the Better Business Bureau, I chose to give them a chance because I trusted my dealership. That trust was completely misplaced.

Let me be clear about what happened to my car: my back right bumper was slightly dislodged from a minor incident—something as small as backing into a bicycle. It wasn’t ripped off, there was no major structural damage, just a minor issue that needed a reasonable fix. Yet, what I experienced at Excalibur was nothing short of insulting and predatory.

From the moment I arrived, Matt, the representative, barely looked at my car. He didn’t ask what happened, didn’t crouch down to properly inspect the damage—he just glanced at it and immediately started making outrageous claims. He said:

• My wheel was bent in, meaning my suspension was damaged

• There were cracks “holding” my wheel, which made no sense

• My car had “cracks” in the bodywork, which were actually just the natural seams between panels.

• I needed a full rear-end replacement, including color matching and unnecessary repairs

And then came the $1,300 quote. For a barely dislodged bumper.

At that moment, I knew I was being scammed, but I stayed polite and asked for a written quote. When I went inside to tell Jorge I was leaving, his entire attitude shifted—as if he knew I had caught onto their game.

I immediately drove to another body shop with an A+ ScamPulse.com rating and five-star reviews (minus a few fours), and the difference was night and day:

• The tech actually got on the ground to inspect my car

• He asked me what happened before making any assumptions

• He buffed out the scuff marks right in front of me

• He confirmed my tire was fine, explaining the slight tilt was just how my car is designed

• His quote? $210.

I walked away furious. Excalibur didn’t just try to overcharge me—they outright lied to my face to scare me into unnecessary repairs. If you’re considering going to Excalibur Auto Body Repair, DON’T. Run in the opposite direction. You’ve been warned.

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- Frederick, MD, USA • Mar 16, 2025
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I ordered a sewing machine through the Joann app. Joann is in liquidation, but at the time they were still taking orders through their app. I was charged only once and for the amount of $35.89, which is the amount I expected. I got an email with the order information and a link to check on the status. Every day the link showed that the machine was supposedly moving through the system from the warehouse to the shipper. Then it sat. It was given to the shipper on Mar 6, 2025, and has been sitting there ever since. Today is the 16th.

The only way I have found to contact them is through a third-party company that wants me to pay £2.99 for them to print the letter I wrote on their contact page, put it in an envelope, and mail it. To do this, of course, I would have to give them my credit card information, which I'm not going to do.

What are the next steps I need to follow?

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- San Francisco, CA, USA • Mar 08, 2025
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Email from paypal with an invoice for Palomino Bazaar LLC

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- Liberty, IN, USA • Mar 06, 2025
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Got an e-mail re: joann going out of business sale, listing sewing machines at close out prices. All appeared correct. After waiting a week i researched as much as i could and realized i have been scammed.

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- Orland, CA, USA • Feb 20, 2025
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Said I purchased a laptop at Walmart would be delivered tomorrow and my bank would be charged. Address of delivery is

49 Arcadia Ct

Albany, New York 12205.

I informed him I didn’t place any order and if he charged my account ( which he couldn’t tell me what the account was) I would turn it over to my attorney immediately. He then asked for my name. I told him I would not give him that. He wouldn’t tell me who the name on the delivery address was.

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