Hello, I'm Mia from  RemX . Recently, we learned about your outstanding background and would like to recommend you a high-paying remote job opportunity! You can choose part-time or full-time, and the work content is simple and can be completed at home. We provide about 60 minutes of free training for newcomers to ensure that newcomers are familiar with the work. The salary range is US$300 to US$700 per day, and the monthly income is guaranteed to be no less than US$10,000, and it is paid daily. In addition, full-time employees enjoy 15-25 days of paid annual leave, which is an ideal choice for those who really pursue work-life balance (requirements: 22 years old and above). If you are interested, please send me a message:+18083834598

I tried the Guardio Free Trial. They do not provide a phone number or address. This seems to be an indication of their business practices. You are unable to try the free trial without putting in your banking information. Guardio took two different amounts out of my account the day the free trial ended. They claim to send you an email reminding you of the last day of the free trial and they did not. I sent 5 emails trying to cancel the free trial with no responses then I sent 22 emails requesting a refund. They DID refund the $183 dollars but NOT the $331. I have filed a report with FTC (#192968313) and the fraud department with FNB. Before the trial was even over I emailed the customer service regarding their confusing website, no responses to requests for help navigating their site. They should have never taken out 2 different amounts in the first place. Thank you for letting me tell someone. I am a mother and guardian of my 40 year old son and 300 dollars is a big chunk of money to us.

The vmails always start after the introduction of their name or organization but, the message is always similar. Here is the last vmail - "...with the small business union just following up I tried reaching you recently and didn't hear back so I wanted to give you a quick update on your file it looks like your business line of credit is nearly approved up to $150,000 with both 60 months and 36 month term options available we're just waiting on a couple of final items mainly an update on recent revenue once that's in funding could be released within a few days if you'd like to move forward or have questions press two to connect with me or a senior underwriter or feel free to call us back at 833-727-3355 to opt out press seven."

I received a call from 888-798-6048 when answered no one was on the line..they left a voicemail. This message was the following: Hi this message is for ***** ****** this is Sarah I'm calling from Forida State Processing Unit about this fax we just received it here from Jennings and Moore (More) Attorneys. It says they're filing a wage garnishment and lien in your name within 24 business hours through Santa Rosa County Court. Until they file, you have the right to call they attorneys directly at their toll-free number 888-798-6048. Please call as soon as possible. The filing number is CM63774FL. If my case is unresolved within 24 hours they will dispatch a process server out to deliver my summons to Duncan Ridge Drive address. I did not return the call I immedialy googled this and found that this is a scam like I assumed. I do not have instances where I would have my wages garnished.

Advertises that membership is free with a $9.97 shipping fee only, all you have to do is review the product for them. They then say you have to pay a $25.00 membership fee and $24.97 a month after the first month. They will not cancel, they only offer discounts and when you tell them to cancel stop responding.

On July 29, 2025 I google searched United Airlines because I needed to purchase (2) round-trip tickets from San Francisco, CA to Minot, ND for Sept 3rd through 10th 2025. I had seen something on the web that highly recommended one contact the airlines directly to receive the best price possible for senior citizens, so that was what I thought I was doing. The number I dialed was 1-800-335-9431 and David Williams answered and announced “Reservations Desk” and we proceeded to take my request for the Refundable round-trip tickets. He had assured me that I was speaking with United Airlines and after our conversation was over, I received an email with a United Airlines logo on it and our itinerary of the round trip. My credit card was charged $650.80. Being a 70-year-old inexperienced traveler in today’s modern time, I did not know I should have received text messages 2 days ahead of our trip from United confirming our flight. Needless to say, United had no record of my purchase of the round-trip tickets, and my husband had to re-purchase our round-trip tickets at the airport on Sept 3rd. (Side note: United Airlines was very kind and patient with us through this entire nightmare.) After we arrived in North Dakota I proceeded to clear this matter up and again speaking with Customer Care at United Airlines, the agent could not find my original purchase and had claimed that it was likely a “vaporware” that I had gotten myself into. Once we arrived home in California, on Sept 11th, I proceeded to contact 1-800-335-9431 “Travel Bookings” to requested a refund of my $650.80. I was told, “It’s been processed and will be in my account within 7 days”. That was 12 days ago and as of Sept 24, 2025 I have yet to receive my money back and I have begun a dispute with my credit card company.

I am disputing the above charge, made on September 5, 2025, to GoComGo, an advertised ticket agency. The charge was for an order of two tickets to a future performance at the Sydney Opera House on February 10, 2026. I have not received the tickets, nor do I have any confidence that I will eventually receive legitimate tickets. Upon doing some research into this company’s business practices – based on online customer experiences, and personal experiences related to me by a number of persons met in recent travels – I have learned that this company issues fake or invalid tickets. This is not legitimate business practice. I recently contacted GoComGo and requested a refund for this order, given that the event is months away and GoComGo noted it would issue the tickets electronically to my email account two weeks prior to the performance. I now believe this is a scam. GoComGo responded it does not issue refunds, or exchange or cancel ticket orders. It would, however, try to resell my tickets, without a guarantee, for a 10-percent commission. Going this route, I would not be notified until 1 day before the performance. This is indicative of a disreputable business. Not only does it issue fake or invalid tickets but then offers to offer them for resale, doubling its profit. I request cancellation of this transaction and not being held liable for this charge. I have notified the Better Business Bureau and notified GoComGo that I am disputing this charge, given what I and others have learned of its illegitimate practices.

About 2 years ago we went to a meeting with the company. In about 4 months, we were transferred to another business. They told us to not pay our time share and they would be in touch with us. They called us yesterday and went through a litany of contracts and the cheapest was $20,000.00. They said if we didn't have all the money, they would hold it. We called FedEx to cancel delivery of the check and called our bank to put a stop payment on the check. They haven't even contacted the timeshare. I wanted to report this so that others won't be scammed.

I'm Darlene from Publicis Groupe's Human Resources department. We've recently recognized your excellent background and would like to recommend a remote, high-paying position! You can choose between part-time or full-time positions. The work is simple and can be completed from home. We will provide approximately 60 minutes of free training daily. The salary range is 100-500 per day, guaranteeing a minimum monthly income of 10,000, paid daily. In addition, full-time employees receive 15-25 days of paid annual leave, making this an ideal option for those who truly strive for work-life balance. (Eligibility requirements: 18 years and older.) If you're interested, please leave me a message: +16192145334

I applied for an appointment setter job on indeed and was contacted first by phone by a man named Laith. He immediately set up a Zoom meeting where he told me I would be calling warm leads for high ticket sales and asking pre-qualifing questions and then setting appointments for the closers. I was told that due to the money they pay for those leads, I would need to provide "collateral" so that if I ghosted them I would be liable for the cost of my training. I was then immediately connected to another man via the Zoom call named Yazan Younis. He coerced me into e-signing a contract that I was barely able to even read due to him talking to me the entire time I was trying to read it. Then I was told I needed to provide the payment for the training up front, immediately, via credit card. He asked for my credit score and how much I had on my card, and I told him my card was nearly maxed out. He then pressured me into applying for a new credit card. I was so stressed out and I told him I wasn't sure I was comfortable with that, but he insisted that as long as I completed my training for 60 days the company would be liable for the charges made to my card for training. He then told me that since I had already signed the contract I was obligated to pay regardless despite not having received any training or leads yet. The new credit card wouldn't activate fast enough to charge the $6k they wanted, but he insisted on charging my nearly maxed out card a "pending fee" of $249 until the new card was working to cover the collateral. I felt rushed, coerced, and manipulated. After I finally got off the zoom call, which he kept me on for hours trying to see if I could get approved for money quicker through Klarna or applying for a second new credit card (thankfully that did not happen), I was able to do some research into Saleflow.co and also "elite sales" because that was in the domain of one of the email addresses used to contact me. I found multiple threads on forums stating this was a scam, that I would likely end up working for free for months and my first check could bounce, that they are a job scam that lures in new hires and then forces them to lure in other new hires the same way and that this was the entire job. I immediately panicked and called my credit card company and closed the new card I'd opened today and also reported fraudulent charges on my old card that the $249 was charged to. Now I am scared they will try to enforce this "contract". I texted and emailed Yazan and told him I wanted the contract cancelled immediately and that I had not received any training or material yet so I did not owe them anything and to please send confirmation of the cancellation. I have not heard back yet. I am scared they will try to sue me or come after me legally for this scam and I don't want anyone else to be tricked like this. I should not have to pay $6k for job training, and this contract should not be enforceable when no training had been provided or even a start date given due to them still awaiting the rest of their "collateral". Please shut these people down.

Hello, I'm Rebecca Harris, a recruiter at Amazon. Your resume has been recommended by several online recruitment agencies. After an initial review, we've decided to invite you for an interview for the Information Systems Manager position. We currently have five openings. This is a fantastic remote, online position where you'll help merchants update their data and receive free training. You can work anytime, anywhere for 20 to 60 minutes per day, earning a daily salary of $200 to $500. Your weekly base salary is over $2,000. Paid annual leave: In addition to statutory holidays such as maternity and paternity leave, regular employees receive 15 to 20 days of paid annual leave. If you're interested in joining us, please contact us at WS: +12074504420 (Note: You must be 25 years or older.)

A voicemail message on my landline claimed that a "preauthorized" purchase of a Playstation 5 special edition bundle including a 3-D wireless headset had been made using my name and phone number at a cost of $1,537.35. If I hadn't authorized this transaction, I should call back immediately to the number on my caller ID screen; or I could call their toll-free number at 833.696.2192. The message said I should "respond promptly to prevent any unauthorized activity" on my account. Clearly a scam. I have made no such purchase, nor do any of my bank accounts indicate such.

Looking to renew adult passport. Website looked official government webside with form. Filled out form including social security number. Turns out I paid only for the form (not the renewal) that I could get for free from government. When posed question after downloading form and got receipt is when became apparent that this was a third party company.

I downloaded an app called CoinIn with a 3-day free trial period. I canceled the trial within 3 days, and I was charged $9.99 for that and another $25.99 for the subscription. I have emailed them after filing a dispute with PayPal. They have not gotten in touch with me.

I received an unsolicited text from a recruiter claiming to be from Amazon. The message reads: “Hello, I'm Rebecca Harris, a recruiter at Amazon. Your resume has been recommended by several online recruitment agencies. After an initial review, we've decided to invite you for an interview for the Information Systems Manager position. We currently have five openings. This is a fantastic remote, online position where you'll help merchants update their data and receive free training. You can work anytime, anywhere for 20 to 60 minutes per day, earning a daily salary of $200 to $500. Your weekly base salary is over $2,000. Paid annual leave: In addition to statutory holidays such as maternity and paternity leave, regular employees receive 15 to 20 days of paid annual leave. If you're interested in joining us, please contact us at WS: +12134656940 (Note: You must be 25 years or older.)” - I did not apply for this position and there are several other numbers on the group text that I don’t recognize. The sender didn’t share a last name or contact email… very suspect. Deleted the message and did not engage.

I purchased a shuttle service to a concert from Senate Transportation Services. I am attaching a copy of the email receipt of my purchase. A few days before the concert, I received an email (cut and pasted below) saying the service was cancelled and that I would receive a refund. I never received a refund. I tried calling the number but it is disconnected. I tried sending an email to inquire and no one is responding. Good morning Mr. Bozick, and thank you for booking (2) seats on our round-trip shuttle to the Oasis concert this Saturday, September 6th at the Rose Bowl. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with round-trip transportation to the concert. It is very important that we remain honest and transparent with our customers. Senate Transportation Services is a travel company, and we outsource our services to local contractors in the nearby area. The contractor that we agreed to do business with has changed their hourly rate to an unrealistic amount with us at the last minute. With that being said, we are unable to come to an official agreement. Therefore, we will be refunding you the total amount of $140.00 back to your credit card. This current situation has never occurred within our 13 years of being in business. In fact, we just recently provided flawless shuttle service to our Oasis customers in Chicago and New York within the past week without a glitch. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you, and we are deeply embarrassed by this unfortunate outcome. Thank you. Sincerely, Senate Transportation Services Los Angeles ?? Senate Transportation Services Los Angeles ?? Los Angeles, CA 90017 1-888-556-5331 Yelp**TripAdvisor**Google**X

Online advertisement for Realistic Robot Puppies (NICCO) and Bunnies (BUNBYY) (buy one, get one free) (one time offer) Two puppies were $49.99, two puppies were 35.00, and the two bunnies were 48.00. Order confirmed on 8/16/25 Order delivered on 9/21/25 These were nothing but extremely cheap, badly stuffed and ugly. The eyes do not move, they are hideous, and they do not “learn from you” as mentioned. So far from real looking (unlike in the ad), it’s not even debatable.

I received a mail card stating I had won one of 4 prizes if we attended a presentation. So my husband and I attended a travel presentation on July 18th at the Marriott in Tigard, We did not buy anything but were still entitled to one of the 4 gifts per the mailer we received. I was to register on travelexpogift.com website which I did and would receive a certificate in 4-6 weeks. I sent a request for follow up and received a note back that there were delays due to missing information. I checked and all my data was accurately sent and I have the email confirmation. I have sent a 2nd message at 8 weeks as still no information has been received and no responses are being sent now either. I highly doubt I will get the 7 night cruise with airfare that was offered.

Advertised large/plush, lighted and music Christmas Gnome Advent calendar. Received junk trivet Gnome calendar 1/4 the size of advertisement. When rejected the offer $10 compensation for my disappointment. I filed fraud charges with my Capital One Credit card to recover my $. They have not provided free return instructions.

It was a post through ace hardware on facebook for a set of free dewalt tools, and the charge is only supposed to be nine ninety seven.For shipping and handling and they charge my card twenty nine dollars and then about six hours later charged it seventy nine dollars and ninety seven cents.

Text to my phone (sent to multiple others as well): Good morning! I'm Gina, a YouTube customer service representative. Your resume has been recommended by multiple online recruitment platforms. ?? High-paying position: YouTube Optimization Specialist ? Flexible working hours | ?? Remote work | ?? Daily salary: 50-500 ? No experience required - free training provided ? Monthly salary: 6,000-10,000 + daily salary (immediate payment) ? Long-term position, part-time or full-time options available ? Help increase the exposure and views of YouTube users' videos ?? Company benefits: 3-day paid trial period. After the trial period, you can sign a formal W-2 form with the company. Enjoy statutory paid holidays, medical insurance and education subsidies. The longer you work, the more welfare policies you will get. For more information, please send a message to this number: +19294279432

Voicemail message: “A PlayStation five special edition bundle, including a 3-D wireless headset has been ordered using your name and phone number for a total amount of $1537.35 If you did not authorize this transaction, please take immediate action To cancel the order or to speak with a customer support representative call us back immediately on the same number that appears on your caller ID for direct connection Alternatively, you may also reach our toll-free customer service number at 833-696-2192 We urge you to respond properly to prevent any unauthorized activity on your account Thank you…”

“A PlayStation five special edition bundle, including a 3-D wireless headset has been ordered using your name and phone number for a total amount of $1537.35 If you did not authorize this transaction, please take immediate action To cancel the order or to speak with a customer support representative call us back immediately on the same number that appears on your caller ID for direct connection Alternatively, you may also reach her toll-free customer service number at 833-696-2192 We urge you to respond properly to prevent any unauthorized activity on your account Thank you…”

“A PlayStation five special edition bundle, including a 3-D wireless headset has been ordered using your name and phone number for a total amount of $1537.35 If you did not authorize this transaction, please take immediate action To cancel the order or to speak with a customer support representative call us back immediately on the same number that appears on your caller ID for direct connection Alternatively, you may also reach our toll-free customer service number at 833-696-2192 We urge you to respond properly to prevent any unauthorized activity on your account Thank you…”

I received a suspicious voicemail (see below). Recognizing it is a likely phishing attempt, I searched the number and found the BBB site with a report for exactly that same phone number just a few days ago with virtually identical content - clearly a scam operator. Transcribed voicemail follows: ... $1537.35 If you did not authorize this transaction, please take immediate action to cancel the order or to speak with a customer support representative. Call us back immediately on the same number that appears on your caller ID for direct connection. Alternatively, you may also reach our toll free customer service number at ###-###-####. We urge you to respond promptly to prevent any unauthorized activity on your account. Thank you.

She posts about free puppies only to ask for $200 for paperwork. Then told me the courier company needs an extra $600 for safe transportation. Then they asked for $1200 for insurance. She paid $600 but we had to pay the rest. Then after they said the $1200 was the final amount of money they asked for $1500 to microchip the puppy. And the couriers and the breeder said she didn’t do the microchipping before transport, which is legally required by breeders.

I believe the phone call I received was an attempt to gain access to my banking info. The man identified himself as Joshua Thomson from the law firm of White and Case, LLC, He claimed to have some 'free money' that he was authorized to release to me. He mentioned something about funds that were to be distributed. Supposedly they were to be directly deposited into my checking account so that there would be no waiting for a check to clear or other delays. At this point I asked about if there would be any charges (I asked if there was anything like gift cards that would be needed). He responded there would be no charges of any sort since the money would deposited directly into my account. I don't recall that he mentioned a specific amount I was to get but he did say that his law firm was asked to clear several million dollars. This is the point that I hung up. I immediately called the number my phone displayed and was not able to connect. There was no message, no busy signal, nothing at all. My phone returned to the screen that you would enter the phone number you want to dial. He was very calm the entire time. I mentioned that I felt this was too good to be true several times and he always responded in a manner that was calming. He was very steady and calm during the call. Very convincing!

Two seperate voicemails left saying the same thing: “Thousand $537.35 if you did not authorize this transaction please take immediate action to cancel the order or to speak with a customer support representative call us back immediately on the same number that appears on your caller ID for direct connection alternatively you may also reach our toll-free customer service number at 833-696-2192 we urge you to respond promptly to prevent any unauthorized activity on your account thank you…”

I saw an ad on Instagram advertising a free family pack of pasta in exchange for filling out a survey. It asked for my credit card number to cover shipping. It auto charged my credit card $85 twice for a subscription I never received or signed up for. Plus the "shipping" fee. I contacted the company and they won't refund my money because it's past the 14 day cancellation fee.

The products are listed as having hassle-free returns, so I purchased thinking if they didn't work, I could return them. When they arrived, they were nothing like the quality pictured. One item in the photos is clearly made of silk or organza, but what arrived was polyester and really badly made. So I reached out to return. These hassle-free returns... you have to pay to send them back to mainland China and then THEY decide if they arrive or are in proper quality. AKA you don’t get your money back. Then began the process of my asking for a refund. To that, they kept telling me they would give me a discount on a future order, not what I wanted. Finally, they said, okay, we will refund you one item and half the other. I accepted. The refund never arrived, and when I asked about it they told me they were having technical issues and would handle it shortly. I have not heard from them since.

Reaching out about a late Mrs Maria ***** estate of $10,800.020.00.

 

I am Peter Abbott, the Principal Solicitor of Peter Abbott LLP. With reference to your email, I acknowledge receipt of your inquiry and wish to inform you that I have been appointed as the legal representative to process and facilitate the release of your funds. This fund transfer is legitimate and 100% risk-free.

I am contacting you in respect of a claim for an inheritance fund valued at USD $10,500,000.00 (Ten Million Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) deposited by my late client *** **** ***** with a financial institution here in London.

In compliance with our statutory obligations under the UK Financial Services Authority (FSA), we are required to verify your identity before processing any claims or transactions on behalf of our clients. Therefore, you are required to provide us with the following documents:

1. Proof of Identity:

• A copy of your valid international passport or driver's license.
• A recent utility bill showing your current address.

2. Processing Fees:

• An initial processing fee of USD $500 (Five Hundred United States Dollars) is required to be paid upfront for administrative purposes.

Upon receipt and verification of these documents and payment, we shall proceed with filing all necessary documentation with the appropriate authorities for the release and transfer of funds into your designated bank account.

Please note that this process is time-sensitive; therefore, it is imperative that you respond promptly within five (5) business days from the date of this letter to avoid any delays or complications in processing your claim.

For further inquiries or assistance regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to contact me via:

[email protected] COPY [email protected]

Your earliest response to this matter would be highly appreciated.

Best regards,
Peter Abbott
Principal Solicitor

I am receiving multiple robo calls a day. I also see a lot of phishing ads on social media. Then it gets switched to a contest/survey, or free food but it is nothing but phishing expeditions that result in multiple calls for auto insurance or health insurance. While making this report, I got a call from "Rebecca with injury hotline, indicating I may be eligible for compensation, and wants to ask a few questions." I replied to an ad for a loan, and got many calls about debt consolidation. Here are some of the numbers I've gotten calls from: 937-237-2392, 937-982-3844, 530-799-9427, 610-756-0763 and these which do not have complete numbers: 28321, 38197.

Ordered business cards from this business (prettycustomneeds) on instgram and tiktok if you see this page DO NOT ORDER FROM THEM!! They are located in texas !! Theyll be quick to take your money and order but they wont send you the “draft” of your business cards until weeks after you place without keeping you in the loop of whats happening and they will half ass the work that theyre doing. In this case i disputed my charge with the bank because it had been a month and a week since i placed my order she kept telling me she would send it “this weekend” and then “tomorrow” a week after the weekend message , so i disputed the charge. Not until a day after i disputed the charge she finally sends me the draft and i can see it was half assed it was nothing like what i asked for i waited to respond because i thought the bank would give me my money back (i knew she wouldnt have gave me a refund) but the bank said there was nothing they could do . I message her respectfully and ask her for a refund from her first message to her last she was aggressive , trying to argue with me about shit she did and about stuff that didnt have nothing to do with the situation ??. I even offered to pay her for the work she had already done even though i didnt like it but i wanted the rest of my $72 back, she still refused. She blocked me on instagram and didnt send me anything i know its a loss on my part but im posting this so others dont get scammed by her. The real scam from the beginning were those prices cause she charged me $72 for 50 business cards?? dont be dumb like me trying to support a small business if you need business cards canva has FREE TEMPLATES AND THEY CHARGED ME $22 for 100 cards.

I reserved three round-trip Asiana Airlines tickets from Seattle to Seoul, Korea at 9/22/2025, through Tarifasodeal (1-888-539-6670) that is posted in the MSN homepage with travel dates departing June 15, 2026, and returning August 20, 2026. The original price shown on their website was $2,339.79. After attempting to reserve, the tickets were not issued immediately. Instead, the company called me and stated that the return ticket could not be issued and that I should use Hawaiian Airlines instead of Asiana Airlines. They also demanded over $3,000 total to include luggage. When I asked to cancel, they said the tickets could not be canceled and then charged me $1,581 for an Alaska Airlines one-way ticket, which I did not request. I never received any valid Asiana Airlines tickets. I believe this is a fraudulent airline ticket scam and I am reporting this incident.

Did not answer or call back. Voicemail 1 from 854-999-0522 9/22/25 5:09pm: “Are using your name and phone number for a total amount of $1537.35 if you did not authorize this transaction please take immediate action to cancel the order or to speak with a customer support representative call us back immediately on the same number that appears on your caller ID for direct connection alternatively you may also reach our toll-free customer service number at 833-696-2192 we urge you to respond properly to prevent any unauthorized activity on your account thank you…” Voicemail 2 from 864-920-0493 9/22/25 5:32pm: “Has been ordered using your name and phone number for a total amount of $1537.35 if you did not authorize this transaction please take immediate action to cancel the order or to speak with a customer support representative call us back immediately on the same number that appears on your caller ID for direct connection alternatively you may also reach our toll-free customer service number at 833-696-2192 we urge you to respond properly to prevent any unauthorized activity on your account thank you…”

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September 23rd, 2025
Federal Trade Commission
ATTN: Complaints
600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20580
RE: Neural Frames
Dear Complaints:
This letter concerns my recent purchase of “Acorns” from Neural
Frames, the platform’s credit system for rendering AI-generated videos.
While the purchase was made in good faith, it resulted in confusion,
unexpected limitations, and a loss of $100…ultimately revealing what I
believe to be deceptive business practices.
I am documenting this experience not only for accountability, but
to ensure others are warned and protected. A copy of this letter will be
sent to Neural Frames’ executive leadership, as candid customer
feedback is essential for any company claiming to ser ve creators.
Another copy will be submitted to the Better Business Bureau to
formally register the issue.
NOTES
I no longer write
academically; my
life ended in 2009,
and all I care about
is being understood.
I offer apologize in
advance.
I don’t have an
editor; more
apologizes
Due to the
exposures in
Southwest Asia
I…on occasion…lose
words, and that can
be reflected in my
writing. I submit
final apologizes.
Importantly, a refund alone does not resolve the matter. There may
be other customers who encountered the same misleading structure
and were never reimbursed. This letter stands for them as well.
Core Services Offered by Neural Frames
• Autopilot Video Generation: Users can upload a song and let the
AI handle the rest…automatically generating a storyboard, selecting
visuals, and rendering a complete video with minimal input.
• Manual Scene Editor: For creators seeking precision, the platform
offers a frame-by-frame editor where each scene can be customized
using prompts, styles, and timing controls.
• Premium Animation Models: Neural Frames provides access to
advanced rendering engines like Kling and Seedance, designed to
deliver high-quality, stylistically diverse animations.
• Credit-Based Rendering System (“Acorns”): The platform operates
on a pay-per-render model using acorns, with optional subscription tiers
that unlock unlimited rendering and additional features.
• Branding & Export Capabilities: Users can add cover art, titles,
and export videos in formats tailored for platforms like YouTube,
Instagram, and TikTok.
My Purposes
As a songwriter, my goal was to transform several original
compositions into fully produced videos. Neural Frames advertises this
exact capability. Upon logging into my account today, I confirmed that
all of my previously uploaded songs…dating back several months…were
still present and organized into storyboards. This confirms I was
operating within my correct account, and I note this explicitly to avoid
any confusion or misdirection.
I intended to purchase their highest-tier offering, known as Neural
Nirvana, which is listed at $2,388 annually or $199 monthly. However, I
discovered…via their own Pricing Page…that it’s possible to purchase
acorns (rendering credits) without subscribing to a monthly or annual
plan. This distinction is critical, as it directly informed my purchasing
decision.
-It says billed yearly, but its also possible to subscribe and pay monthly; but when purchased it’s more.
The Purchase and Its Fallout
Given the steep cost of Neural Nirvana…$199 per month or $2,388
annually…I opted to test the platform first by purchasing 6,000 acorns
for $99, a significant investment. Nowhere on the site was it clearly
stated that these acorns could not be used to render videos without an
active subscription (Account vs subscription). As a result, I was left
with 6,000 unusable credits and no access to the core functionality I
intended to use.
I reached out to customer support and was connected via text with
someone identified as “Liz.” When I requested to speak with a
supervisor, I was told none were available.
Liz informed me that the acorns I purchased were only usable with
Neural Frames’ so-called “Free Tools.” This explanation was
contradictory…if the tools are free, then credits shouldn’t be required.
When I raised this point, Liz declined to comment. She did initiate a
refund, stating it would take five days for the funds to return to my
account.
For context, the Neural Nirvana subscription includes:
• 24,000 acorns
• 10 AI rendering modes
• Stem extraction
• Audioreactive effects
• 1080p and 4K upscaling
• Priority rendering
• Full Autopilot access (upload a song, AI generates the video)
When I asked Liz how to cancel a paid subscription, she claimed that
deleting the account would suffice. This is misleading. Deleting an
account does not automatically terminate a recurring billing agreement
with a payment processor.
Escalation and Final Assessment
Throughout my interaction with Neural Frames support, I repeatedly
asked whether deleting an account would actually terminate future
billing. Liz, the representative I spoke with, was either unwilling or
unable to provide a clear answer. At one point, she attempted to end the
conversation by stating she had other customers to assist…despite my
ongoing confusion.
I posed a straightforward hypothetical: Could a customer purchase
Neural Nirvana (24,000 acorns) for one month and then cancel the
subscription? Rather than answer directly, Liz deflected and pointed me
to unrelated material. I reminded her that customers…not support
agents…decide when their questions are resolved. Liz disagreed and
abruptly ended the text chain, despite having previously stated that all
chats were auditable.
Based on this experience, I believe Neural Frames is operating under
deceptive practices. Even if other customers were satisfied, my
conclusions are grounded in the following:
• Acorns function as a pricing disguise. Instead of listing clear dollar
amounts, Neural Frames uses a proprietary credit system that obscures
actual costs.
• Publicly purchasable acorns cannot be used for core video
rendering unless the user also pays for a subscription—this is not
disclosed clearly at the point of sale.
• There is no transparency about how many customers have
unknowingly purchased unusable acorns and received no refund.
• The advertised $199/month subscription is misleading—if paid
monthly, the actual cost is $399 per month, double the stated rate.
• Liz repeatedly refused to answer direct questions, even when I
asked her personally—not for a link or generic FAQ.
• The support interaction involved semantic manipulation, where
terms like “free tools” and “account deletion” were used in ways that
mislead rather than clarify.
• No supervisor was made available, despite my explicit request.
Conclusion
This is not a misunderstanding. I am not confused. Neural Frames sells
digital “acorns” to access so-called “free tools,” while failing to disclose
that those tools require a paid subscription to function meaningfully. I
received a refund, but the actions I’ve described were real, deliberate,
and systemic.
This is a scam. I expect a formal response.I hereby certify that the
information I have given are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
I appreciate your time and attention.
Kindest Regards,
Aaron J. Pinson, MA
"In any operation, whether it's in planning or execution, you can never
count on luck; but you have to recognize, acknowledge, and accept it
when it's there."
Maj. Jim G. Pinson
Operational U-2 Pilot and Instructor

Received a very similar text message at 4:45am EST for a different position. It was also a group text with 18 people in it. The sending phone number is not a normal number “62 838 61250990” and the phone number to respond to is a Miami number belonging to Mario Fleitas. “Hello, I'm Rebecca Harris, a recruiter at Amazon. Your resume has been recommended by several online recruitment agencies. After an initial review, we've decided to invite you for an interview for the Information Systems Manager position. We currently have five openings. This is a fantastic remote, online position where you'll help merchants update their data and receive free training. You can work anytime, anywhere for 20 to 60 minutes per day, earning a daily salary of $200 to $500. Your weekly base salary is over $2,000. Paid annual leave: In addition to statutory holidays such as maternity and paternity leave, regular employees receive 15 to 20 days of paid annual leave. If you're interested in joining us, please contact us at WS: +17863672255 (Note: You must be 25 years or older.)”

Text from: +63 930 924 5184 Hello, I'm Layla from the Kroger Recruiting team. Your profile caught our attention through multiple recruiting platforms and we believe you'd be a good fit for our current part-time remote job opportunity. This position focuses on helping merchants on Kroger manage and update their product information to increase visibility and engagement. The hours are very flexible - just 60 to 90 minutes per day, 4 days per week. You can work anywhere and will be paid between $250 and $500 per day. The base pay is $1,000 per 4 working days. We also offer free training and 15 to 20 days of paid vacation per year in addition to all standard vacation days. The company currently has 20 vacancies, if you want to join us, please send a text message to 2532987657 for more information (Note: You must be 25 years old or older)

I went to the U.S Post Office to complete my passport application and the woman at the desk told me that the passport applications are free and I shouldn't have been charged. The only charge is the $`130 I paid at the counter. She advised me to report them to the better business bureau.

The person posted as a travel agent.He asked for half of the money and pay the rest when the person get to the destination.The person blocked me when the travel date came.the party I spoke to is Haitian,speaks Haitian creole and used whatsapp for communication.

I had this pop up come up on FB. It was advertised as a pink salt trick that would help you lose weight. I thought, wow this sounds really good and the pink salt trick was going around etc. So I bought the product and spent about $400 dollars for 9 bottles....as they persuaded me that I needed to take the product that long. When the item arrived and I looked at the ingredients, there were no ingredients listed as was described in the video I watched. I sent an email to the address that was included that was inside the box. I received a reply asking me to settle for 25% of total paid....I said no. They offered me 50%, I again said NO.....as the guarantee shows if not completely satisfied within 60 days, request a refund which would be 100% and no questions asked. I told them I would settle for 75% and they did not answer that email. To whom it may concern, (this is the initial email I sent them requesting my refund) I received my order on July the 29th 2025. It was shipped on July 25th. I begin taking the supplement or whatever you might want to call it on the 30th of July. I took it for the whole month of August and nothing really happened. When I watched the infomercial and it had Oprah Winfrey and the physician who apparently came up with this blend talked about pink salt concoction. Interesting there's no pink salt in this supplement. Matter of fact the four things they spoke about on that video don't seem to be in that supplement at all. And then I watched another infomercial that had the exact same information using Oprah Winfrey but another physician. And they named it something different. I spent quite a bit of money on nine bottles because I really needed to lose about 60 pounds and I thought I had found the answer according to the testimonials that I saw. Apparently all of that was just hype. So, I know in your customer guarantee you will refund the money within 60 days no questions asked. I also read somewhere else that you actually give a person 180 days to try it. I just want my refund back for my nine bottles. That's all I'm asking. I do not believe the supplement or the blend concoction is what the video says it is therefore I would like a refund without any questions asked. I will thank you in advance.. Here are their responses.. Thank you for reaching Barislend. People's bodies are unique. The effects of the product depend on how your body reacts to the supplement. In some cases, it takes 2-3 months before you see the product results. The best advice we can give is to continue trying the product as it will surely help you sooner. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this situation may have caused. We understand that you are seeking a full refund. After reviewing your concern and escalating it to our management team, we are pleased to offer you a 35% reimbursement of Order ID 37899819 and 37900221. This way, you can still benefit from the product while addressing your concern. Please let us know if you would like to proceed with this resolution. If you accept, we will initiate the refund process immediately, and the amount should be reflected on your credit card within 7-10 business days, depending on your financial institution. If you have any additional inquiries or issues, please respond to this email or reach out to us via the toll-free number provided below. My reply This is not satisfactory. I want a 100% refund. I have 8 bottles still sealed that I don't want!!! I do understand that every one's body is different. After 30 days I expected to see at least a minimal result....that didn't not happen. Besides your info video is a complete scam. As I mentioned earlier.....it's talks about the pink salt miracle....there is no such ingredient in those capsules. You are preying on obese people hoping for a breakthrough....I was one of them. I do not except your 35% offer. Their response: Thank you for reaching out to us, We acknowledge your request for a full refund and have escalated this matter to our manager. Your feedback is highly valued. As a result, I managed to arrange a 50% reimbursement for your order, totaling $93.19 (37899819) and $104.24 (37900221). This way, you can fully utilize the products and enjoy the numerous benefits they have to offer. If you choose to return the package, please be aware that you will be responsible for the shipping and handling fees. It is also essential to obtain a Return Tracking Number for our records. The processing time for your full refund is 5-10 business days after we receive the returned product. Kindly inform us if you would like to proceed with this resolution. If so, we will initiate the process immediately, and the refund should reflect on your credit card within 5-7 business days, depending on your financial institution. We eagerly await your response to proceed accordingly. If you have any additional inquiries or issues, please respond to this email or reach out to us via the toll-free number provided below.

Flare Fraud Alert: Free Msg: Card 9788. Did you attempt $49.99 at punchurway.com 888-2351049 CA US on 09/23? Reply YES or NO. Reply STOP to unsubscribe.

My mother saw a tv ad late at night that had something to do with Elon Musk and a supplement that would help take away pain. The deal was buy one bottle get one free for $59.85. My mom called the phone number on the screen. As she is elderly and has cognitive problems, I monitor her bank account. I saw two charges on her account; one for $59.85 and the other $199.85 from bFit Stores 844-239-4524. I called the number and the customer service person said she ordered the buy 1 get one free for $59.85 and 5 other bottles for $199.85. She had given her email address but they had not emailed a confirmation. I then asked for a confirmation order email, and they sent a tracking number of her order which showed coming from San Jose, CA. However, the product ordered was not for pain but rather Glycosync blood support. I told them my mom did not order that or the amount and we wanted full reimbursement. They said they could give half and when she received the box to not open and return to the shipper. The box was received and brought to the post office and returned to the CA address. I tracked the package through USPS and it was undeliverable so instead of USPS returning the box to sender, they disposed it. I called the different number given on the email received 866-442-6290, and they gave me a different address to return to: 192-01 Northern Blvd, Flushing, NY 11358. I received a new email that their 30 day return time had passed and could not be refunded. My elderly mother was totally taken advantage of!

Need to call toll free number to cancel or dispute charges. I of course, did not!

THIS NOTICE IS TIME SENSITIVE: INFORMATION FOR THE MORTAGEE ONLY FINAL NOTICE: IMMEDIATE RESPONSE TO THIS NOTICE REQUESTED Notice Date: 9/12/2025 Contact Toll-Free Phone 800-201-1436 This letter is to inform you about an important matter regarding the property at ________________ secured by your current lender. We reserve the right to revoke allocated waiver after 7 days of receiving this notice. Please call IMMEDIATELY as this will be our FINAL ATTEMPT TO NOTIFY YOU: 800-201-1436 Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 9AM to 5PM CST Allocated Waiver: Amount: $495.00 Signature: William H. Keating THIS IS NOT A CHECK Not all consumers have previous coverage. Not affiliated with your lender.

Location: Paris, France Vendor: was a bike vendor On August 18, 2025, I was a victim of a credit card scam while traveling in Paris, France. The vendor, SUMUP CIRNEALA GHEORGHE, (as seen on my credit card statement), overcharged my credit card for an incorrect amount. I was told the cost of the service was 12,00€ ($14.14 USD exchange estimated on date 9/22/2025). However, I was charged on my credit card 120,00€ ($140.59 USD charge on my card). The vendor inconspicuously added an extra 0 in their machine to change and increase the cost making it an overcharge. That was an unauthorized charge amount. I didn’t realize this had happened until I saw the amount charged on my card and immediately contacted NFCU for assistance. As business transactions are transitioning to environmentally friendly and becoming paperless, when there are errors, overcharges and even fraudulent charges, especially dealing with international vendors, how do we challenge these cases, especially if we do not and cannot get a receipt? In this electronic age and in Europe’s extremely green friendly environment, where they do not always give out paper receipts, who is going to help me, the consumer? When traveling to Paris, you are warned about pickpockets but I have never been warned about this type of credit card scam.

My very local neighborhood listed posted a message about dryer vent cleaning and chimney sweeping. If 5 in neighborhood scheduled together would get a discount. I provided my name, address and email to what I thought was a neighbor. At the agreed upon day and time a young man arrived with a shop vac. He asked to see the chimney and took pictures. He tried to convince me it needed a lot of work but I told him I was only interested in chimney sweep and dryer vent cleaning as arranged. He then tried to clean the chimney, but got soot everywhere. He then proceeded outside and sucked some lint from the dryer vent. When he asked for payment he wanted cash, Zelle or cash app. I don’t have those and he wanted to accompany me to ATM for cash. I refused that and he said he would take a check. I wrote check amount and asked whom to make it out too and he said he would fill it in. He then wrote a name I couldn’t make out. He sent me a receipt that did not have a business name, technician name, address or phone number. He asked creepy questions about whether we had a dog, where my husband was, where we traveled. I just wanted him out of the house. I later contacted the local list serve to ask about the neighbor who recommended him, but turns out Wanda Matthew wasn’t known and they couldn’t find an address in my neighborhood associated with that name.

Got a text saying the following information “ Hello, I'm Nancy from the Robert Half Recruiting team. We came across your profile on several recruiting platforms and believe you’d be a great fit for our current remote part-time opportunity. This role involves assisting companies like Walmart  and Costco in improving product visibility and customer engagement. The schedule is extremely flexible—just 90 minutes per day, 4 days a week. You can work from anywhere, and the daily pay ranges from $200 to $350. We provide free training, along with 15 to 20 days of paid vacation per year, in addition to all standard holidays. The company currently has 35 open positions. If you're interested in joining us, please send a text message to 3322075545 for more information. Inquiries are welcome between 9:00 AM and 10:00 PM Eastern Time (EST). Note: You must be at least 25 years old and responsible.”

I want to share a deeply upsetting experience to warn others. Recently, I attempted to purchase two puppies from an online breeder Kristy Knight. Everything seemed legitimate at first – photos, communication, and payment instructions. Once the payment was made, the breeder claimed the puppies were being sent via a pet logistics company she selected. Unfortunately, I have never received the puppies. What followed was a nightmare: • The “logistics company” kept demanding more money for "unexpected" fees (insurance, crate upgrades, stamps for city issues, health checks). • Communication was never provided from their side, and it was as I was in a hostage situation then they just became evasive, then eventually stopped altogether. • The breeder and transport company have neither delivered the puppies nor return the deposits provided. My family and I were left emotionally devastated and financially scammed. Not only did I lose money, but I had also prepared my home and heart to welcome these puppies. Its was one lie after the other and I believe that both the breeder and the logistic companies are in on it. Breeder: Kristy Knight Logistics: Super Trans Continent Logistic If this post can save even one person from going through what I did, it’s worth it. Feel free to share. I have reported them to BBB and have processed criminal docs for both. Below are all the phone numbers provide and email: 864-990-8876,706-597-6485, Cody Johnson @[email protected], [email protected],217-201-0323,702-344-4596,206-307-4220

Hello, I'm Mary from RemX . Recently, we learned about your outstanding background and would like to recommend you a high-paying remote job opportunity! You can choose part-time or full-time, and the work content is simple and can be completed at home. We provide about 60 minutes of free training for newcomers to ensure that newcomers are familiar with the work. The salary range is US$300 to US$700 per day, and the monthly income is guaranteed to be no less than US$10,000, and it is paid daily. In addition, full-time employees enjoy 15-25 days of paid annual leave, which is an ideal choice for those who really pursue work-life balance (requirements: 22 years old and above). If you are interested, please send me a message:12136573570