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Scammer's website wellnextgroup.com
Scammer's address 1817 Tigs Trail, Leander, TX 78641, USA
Country United States
Total money lost $5,817.50
Type of a scam Other
Unfortunately, I was approached and sat for a man named Michel (a.k.a. Solomon) who talked me into getting some lotions and creams for a couple hundred dollars. That was card swipe #1. I got a texted receipt, which I did not look at because he kept me talking and wanted to show me another product with some light. He sat close so that I could not easily stand and walk away. He made it seem like he would throw in another item and wipe away the first charge by swiping my card again. He had me sign a tablet and enter my address but said it was to add me to a lifetime warranty. He also took a picture of me and my license. I thought this was a little strange, but it went along. Unfortunately, he had not returned my money but swiped another $1957.81. Again, he kept me busy and talking so I did not have time to look at my receipt. After a while, he said he would throw more of the skincare products in and give it all for $6000 minus (2) $2500 vouchers. I did not see any vouchers. I thought this would amount to a total of $1000.00. So, thinking this was my one purchase price, he swiped my card and this time it was for $3580.00. I was due to work at my workplace’s table in the expo and went to leave as he was trying to show me a light he claimed was worth $20, 000, and he would sell for $10,000. I replied “no thanks,” and left. When I got to the table nearby, I saw that the three receipts had come through with the three charges totaling $5817.50. And the receipts all said No refunds at the bottom. This was not written anywhere that I could see when purchasing anything at the booth and anything I signed did not have a document that I was encouraged to read and sign. I realize now that this is a sham operation, designed to prey upon people at conferences where we assume the vendors are vetted and safe to deal with. I realize that they were probably fabricating documents proving I knew I was purchasing items, when in fact, it was the opposite. Hands down, what these folks are doing is criminal.