Partners, you can reach us at 833-487-2867. This message is from the underwriting department. We have a preapproved offer of $60,000 in the form of an unsecured loan. The estimated payment is $400. to speak with a funding advisor, please choose option I get about no less than 10 of these calls a day. I send it to VM every time. So they haven’t been successful in scamming me. But I’m sure they have some other individuals. This is the VM they leave. The amount always varies. Payment of $250 per month. Just keep in mind that these offers are time sensitive and can expire soon, hoping to hear from you shortly at 833-487-2752. Once again, 833-487-2752. I'll be standing by.

This is the text I received. I did not respond. Hello, this is Rebecca Harris, an Amazon Human Resources Customer Service Representative. We obtained your phone number through partnerships with several human resources platforms. We currently have a Content Promotion Assistant position that would be perfect for you. This is an excellent remote part-time/full-time online job, and we will provide one-on-one mentoring to help you get started quickly. Pay is daily, with daily earnings between $100 and $500, resulting in a monthly salary of approximately $6,300. We offer a 3-day paid trial period, after which you will receive an $800 new employee bonus. If you are 25 years or older and would like to learn more, please feel free to text us: 12134154769

I received a call from someone claiming to be Sgt. Keith Webb, badge #91-845. He informed me that I had missed a court summons for federal jury duty dated 11/10/25 and that Judge Sheryl Lipman had issued two citations--one for failure to appear (citation #821-CV-7142) and contempt of court (citation #822-FD-1112.) He said he was calling to try to stop this from becoming a bigger issue, and that I could present myself at 201 Poplar ("turn myself in", which might result in being held for 72-96 hours before I could see the judge) or I could pay a surety bond of $4,000 that would freeze these citations for 60 days and prevent them from becoming bench warrants for my arrest. He asked that I agree to a "maintain contact" order, which meant that I would stay on the phone while we went through these options. He stressed that if I was pulled over for any reason I would be arrested and taken into custody over these citations. At this point, I asked for a call-back number because I told him I would like to get my attorney on the phone with me, and he said if I hung up I would be breaking the "maintain contact" order that I had agreed to... I hung up. But I was shaken. This is clearly a scam. I talked with the Sheriff's office to verify and there is no employee there by that name.

I was sent a text message saying the company had received my resume and were interested in connecting through Microsoft teams. They sent me a link to open a chat with a man named Vasili Nolan. We chatted a bit and I was sent 6 interview questions. After answering he congratulated me on my professional accomplishments and informed me that I would need to return the next morning at 8:30 am. The next morning we chatted and I received an email with a formal welcome letter and a separate document asking for my driver's license and other basic information. I then informed Mr. Nolan that I had completed and returned the documents as instructed. He welcomed me to the company again stating that they would send me equipment via mail in 2-3 business days. Then he told me he would send me a check via email and I needed to print it out and deposit it into my bank. He asked for my phone number address and to take a drug test. I have attached screenshot of the process.

I placed an order online for flowers to be delivered. Since there is snow and cold weather in Illinois I wanted to get a timeframe of when the items will be delivered so that they were not left out in the cold. I called the florist to ask what time the items will be delivered after I paid for them and they assured me that they were already on the truck and were being delivered around 9 o’clock in the morning. At 6:00 PM I received an email to say that the items would not be delivered and could I pick another day for delivery. That’s when I went online and found out the hundreds of negative reviews and potential scammers from the website. I found the 24 seven number that was given to me on the email and talk to somebody Who told me that their delivery person was in a car accident and then I told them that I would go over and pick up the items myself because it was for a birthday and then they said well the person did not get into accident they ran out of flowers. I asked them if they had any plans and they said yes and I said well that’s good because my order was actually for a plant and not flowers and I would come over and pick one up. That’s when they said that they didn’t have any plans either and I said well do you have anything that I can pick up because I paid over $80 for something plus a $20 delivery fee and that’s when I found out that there is no such store in Oswego Illinois. And that the floral shop is based out of Florida.

On November 29, 2025 I parked in a public parking lot with signage for Baptist health, as a patient of Baptist health. There were no meters, no signs that parking was not allowed, no signs that parking had any restrictions. I received a notice from Parking Revenue Services for a $92 ticket for that day saying that “I did not have a permit”. The lot does not require a permit and there was no signage indicating that it did. I disputed the fine and provided proof of being a patient of Baptist health. Their response was that my appeal was denied because I did not pay for the parking. They changed their initial reason for fining me from not having a permit to not paying. Clearly indicating some type of fraudulent business practice going on. Again, this lot was not metered and there was no payment being advertised or collected at the lot. Not via an QR code, a payment kiosk, or a person. Upon review of this company they are known for fraudulent parking fines in various big cities across the US and have been taken to court and lost, forced to pay settlement based on their fraud.

I received the following group text with 18 other unknown people (several from the same phone prefix (612)401- from text code 766488: Hello! I'm Angela, a customer service representative from YouTube. Your resume has been recommended by multiple online recruitment platforms. High-paying position: YouTube Optimization Specialist Flexible working hours | Remote work | Daily salary: 80-600 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 visibility and viewership of YouTube user videos Company benefits: 4-day paid probation period. After the probation period, you can sign a formal labor contract with the company. Enjoy statutory paid holidays, medical insurance and education subsidies. The longer you work, the more welfare policies you will enjoy. For more information, please send a message to this number: +13233287987

I have received robocalls from this company several times a day for almost two months. I finally called back and got an agent who gave me several different company names within the 5-minute phone call. She seemed confused as to where she worked. The two I can recall are Spruce River Lending and then what she said was the "marketing company", Pine Meadow Capital. She said that she would contact Pine Meadow Capital because she was "tired of getting calls from angry people". The Spruce River Lending website (spruceriverlending.com) looks like it was created by AI. The address associated (557 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10451) is for a Chipotle. The website for Pine Meadow Capital (pinemeadowcapital.com) is an exact copy of the Spruce River Lending website. The address associated with Pine Meadow is for a Postal Dispatch Center in Minneapolis. This is clearly a scam.

Facebook or instagram showed this 24 day elf kit advertised under Jolly Days and mentions "wicked warehouse" ' featured on cnbc, abc, USA Today, New York Times, Forbes Contact info and email addresses do not respond. Someone named Lindsay from +1 (866) 391-5414 sent a text asking if I'd be interested in a discount after I already purchased. That number is responsive but diverts to customer service. From the website: Shop Wicked WareHouse is powered by Shopify, which enables us to provide the Services to you. By visiting, interacting with or using our Services, you agree to be bound by these Terms of Service and our Privacy Policy [LINK]. The [LINK] is shown in multiple places under Terms of Service on the website getjollydays.com Evidence of scam: SECTION 24 - CONTACT INFORMATION Questions about the Terms of Service should be sent to us at [email protected]. Our contact information is posted below: [INSERT TRADING NAME] [email protected] [INSERT BUSINESS ADDRESS] [INSERT BUSINESS PHONE NUMBER] [INSERT BUSINESS REGISTRATION NUMBER] [INSERT VAT NUMBER] OVERVIEW Contact Should you have any questions about our privacy practices or this Privacy Policy, or if you would like to exercise any of the rights available to you, please call or email us at [email protected] or contact us at 6 Lockwood Ave, Pequannock Township, NJ, 07444, US

I saw an ad on Facebook depicting huge mystery boxes of brand new items returned to Amazon that are for resale. I paid $205.00 for 4 boxes. When the boxes arrived they contained cheap low quality items that had a value of about $25.00. The advertisement claimed 30 day full money back return. I emailed them the day of the delivery asking for the return adress. He offered 15% back on the $200.00. I told him no. He is refusing to send me a return address. I paid thru PayPal. He is using Amazon to peddle garbage.

Hi, I'm Nora from the Indeed 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 Costco and Sam's Club in improving product visibility and customer engagement. The schedule is extremely flexible—just 90 minutes per day, You can work from anywhere, and the daily pay ranges from $150 to $300. 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 2024387948 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 was targeted by a YouTube ad for a precision jet lighter. This lighter specifically was advertised as not using butane. Supposedly it was some revolutionary lighter that you charged with a USB cord. The site that they had was very busy, which made it hard to be sure what you were getting. I felt it was very deceptive, and when I received the lighter, it turned out the ad was a blatant lie. It clearly takes butane and the lighter I received had clearly been used before and probably returned. They ended up tacking on a $14.99 charge for an extended warranty that I didn’t want. I lost confidence in the whole transaction right after I hit the submit button. I tried to cancel the order within 30 minutes of making it on a Sunday but received an AI message from the company saying that it was too late. It was in their fulfillment center and I would have to return it once I received it. I ended up disputing the charge with my credit card and the company ended up refunding my money. We will see how long that lasts. They wanted me to pay money to ship this piece of junk back to China. I told them if they sent me a postage paid label. I would return it but that I’m not going to be penalized for their blatant false advertisement. The company also goes by the name of Blazzra or that is probably the name of the brand of lighter. At this point, I kind of expect them to try and re-bill my credit card if I don’t return this within 90 days, but I’m in a wait-and-see situation right now..

The coat advertised was a Men's Vintage Brown Suede Leather And Faux Fur Lined Carhartt Vintage Jacket. Normally priced at $199.99 on sale for $79.99. I should have known it was too good to be true. I should have gone to the Carhartt website itself. However, I purchased it using my CC (I will be calling BoA in a few hours to declare the transaction a fraud). I got my parcel after a few weeks and noticed that it did not look anywhere like the item that was on their website. Also, I logged back into my account to use the "contact us" button and filled out their form and was told that "someone would reach out to me within 72 hours." No one did. So I waited a week and did the same thing, nothing. One more week and left an additional message in the notice saying I was going to contact my bank for fraud. Nothing. So I looked through their webpage and found their service email and sent them an email. The first email came back and told gave me a tracking number that showed that the package came from China (I will attach the tracking at the end of this). Obviously the person who read the email didn't understand English. I sent the email back in Chinese (using Google Translate). I got an email stating Option 1: Partial Refund Keep the item and receive a partial refund of $24. If you choose this option, please submit your request here: https://order-recovery.allindesk.com/order/refund-request/ORD-151450840 Option 2: Return for Refund Send the item back to us using the return address we’ll provide below. Receiver: Michelle Address: 9500 Santa Fe Springs Rd City: Santa Fe Springs State: California Country: US Zip Code: 90670 Phone: 580-969-8888 Return Policy: 1. We do not provide return labels. Customers are responsible for return shipping costs. Any customs fees or taxes incurred are also the customer’s responsibility. A return tracking number and receipt are required for us to process your refund. 2. The refund will cover the amount paid for the items. Any applied shipping fees or discounts will be deducted. 3. The return package must be shipped within 30 days of receiving the return instructions. 4. Items must be unworn, unwashed, undamaged, unaltered, and returned in their original packaging with tags intact. I replied that neither was acceptable since the item was not the correct size nor was it the actual real item (knock off). They have not replied as of this writing. 2025-11-19 09:31 COLUMBIA STATION,US, Out for delivery 2025-11-19 09:26 CLE01,US, Shipment in transit. Thanks for your waiting. 2025-11-19 05:06 CLEVELAND,US, Shipment in transit. Thanks for your waiting. 2025-11-19 04:44 CLEVELAND,US, Shipment in transit. Thanks for your waiting. 2025-11-18 18:56 CHICAGO,US, Shipment in transit. Thanks for your waiting. 2025-11-18 14:31 CHICAGO,US, Shipment in transit. Thanks for your waiting. 2025-11-17 23:20 WOOD DALE, IL,US, Shipment in transit. Thanks for your waiting. 2025-11-17 23:20 Chicago,Illinois,US, Shipment has arrived at the station and unloading. 2025-11-17 19:54 Us Chicago service station,Chicago,Illinois,US, Shipment loaded, prepare to send to next station. 2025-11-17 16:56 Us Chicago service station,Chicago,Illinois,US, Shipment has arrived at the station and unloading. 2025-11-17 13:00 Us Chicago gateway, customs clearance 2025-11-17 11:29 Us Chicago service station,Chicago,Illinois,US, Under customs clearance, please wait patiently. 2025-11-17 01:02 Us Chicago service station,Chicago,Illinois,US, Under customs clearance, please wait patiently. 2025-11-16 11:48 Chicago,Illinois,US, Flight arrival scan 2025-11-16 04:41 Xi'an customs station,Xi'an,Shaanxi,CN, Flight departure scan 2025-11-15 18:38 Xi'an customs station, customs clearance 2025-11-15 18:30 Xi'an customs station,Xi'an,Shaanxi,CN, Shipment loaded, prepare to send to next station. 2025-11-15 18:19 Xi'an customs station,Xi'an,Shaanxi,CN, Shipment has arrived at the station and unloading. 2025-11-15 18:16 Xi'an customs station,Xi'an,Shaanxi,CN, Under customs clearance, please wait patiently. 2025-11-15 17:11 Xi'an Xianyang aviation station,Xianyang,Shaanxi,CN, Shipment loaded, prepare to send to next station. 2025-11-15 17:11 Xi'an Xianyang aviation station,Xianyang,Shaanxi,CN, Shipment has arrived at the station and unloading. 2025-11-14 12:06 Dongguan International bag operation center,Dongguan,Guangdong,CN, Shipment loaded, prepare to send to next station. 2025-11-13 22:01 Dongguan International bag operation center, Operation center Weighing 2025-11-13 22:01 Dongguan International bag operation center,Dongguan,Guangdong,CN, Shipment has arrived at the station and unloading. 2025-11-13 14:18 Shenzhen,Guangdong,CN, Shipment loaded, prepare to send to next station. 2025-11-13 14:10 Shenzhen, Guangdong, CN, Quick Pickup 2025-11-12 12:35 CN, Order information has been received

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Advertised labrador puppies for sale with option to ship.On the website selected the dog i wanted to purchase, was contacted via text, submitted name, address, phone, email. They requested payment via zelle,(first time i used the service) sent$750 . Stated they would get the puppy registered and ready for transit. Today 12-9-2025, said the dog was shipped. Got contacted by the scam shipping company purolatorlogistics.com that i needed to secure a thermal crate for $1500. Refundable mostly upon receipt of dog. Paid $1500 via zelle to move the shipping along. Later in the day got notified i needed to secure pet insurance for $1999 (which is just shy of what the daily limit is for zelle) I declined, stated these charges were not included in the terms of our agreement, the shipping company stated the dog would need to be picked up. If it was shipped from OK, the shipper stated it was on hold in KY . So i contacted the seller via text, shocked that this happened and we could work a solution in the morning. So I am out $2250. Thank you for your efforts in exposing this scam.

Hello! I'm Angela, a customer service representative from YouTube. Your resume has been recommended by multiple online recruitment platforms. High-paying position: YouTube Optimization Specialist Flexible working hours | Remote work | Daily salary: 80-600 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 visibility and viewership of YouTube user videos Company benefits: 4-day paid probation period. After the probation period, you can sign a formal labor contract with the company. Enjoy statutory paid holidays, medical insurance and education subsidies. The longer you work, the more welfare policies you will enjoy. For more information, please send a message to this number: +13239032828

I googled best Christmas gifts where I saw an article about 10 great gifts with links to websites . I followed a link To EMsense to purchase an item. When I purchased the item it did not indicate I made a purchase and another window popped up to make the same purchase again. I again hit purchase and same thing happened and another window popped up for other items other purchases. I immediately closed site and went to my cc showing it had been charged twice within 1 minute of being on the site . I immediately sent email( within 5 minutes) as there was no other way to contact supplier and request refund. Sent me a ticket . I sent another email saying I have no proof of purchase received email saying order is being processed but due to delays will take 10-20 days Have received many bogus emails from this company but none that have acknowledged my request for refund I have sent at least 10 emails and not once was my initial request of my refund acknowledged, yet have numerous other emails coming from this company. Also went back to the Articles to send an email advising them that website that I was referred from their site was a scam and the email on the site is also inactive and a scam .

Recieved a package of medications/supplements that I never ordered from ENDUROX PRIME allegedly based out of Aurora, CO. (Nuerocept and one other I cannot recall). My account was charged several hundred dollars and none of the contact infomation for the company ever results in successfully contacting anyone. I am working with my bank to attempt to recoup my expenses. Further advice, if your see a package from Endurox Prime that you did not order, do not open it! If you do, you will have to pay postage to return it yourself. Again, I do not know how my CC information was obtained to make this purchase...

Receive one call a day everyday for months. Derived from different phone #'s and different states so even though I can report as spam and block, it doesn't prevent continuous calls. They also provide slightly different scripts/names/call back numbers, but all essentially the same thing. Each one appears to be an AI generated voice - even as so much as have the same message and tone w a different name. Hi this is Anthony Parker calling from loan underwriting. I tried reaching you before the holidays and wasn't able to connect. So I wanted to give you a quick update on your personal loan file. From what I'm seeing you're very close to being approved. Um, it's lined up for about $60,000 on a 72 month term. Which comes out to roughly 1117 a month. We just need to go over a couple of small details with you before I can send over the documents over to review. If you have a minute, go ahead and press one to speak with me or your assigned underwriter, or you can call us back at 833-588-3806. (or now 866-959-1687.) If you'd rather not get updates anymore, just press 9. Needless to say I've never applied for any such loan nor have provided any of my information. There is no person on the line if answered directly, it just regurgitates the same message as it leaves on VM. At this point this is harassment and there's no way to pin down.

i keep getting calls and voicemail from people saying calling from this fake company asking for my dad. they call from local # but the voicemail asks me to call back at 855-443-5574. 11/13/25 voicemail stated "hi this is sophia marsall with "national process survey" for dates first and last NAME about reference ####### this is a formal notice regarding the no compliance notice that is being filed against you. if you have not received the noticed properly by mail please call the litigation office immediately to request a copy be sent out certified. please note this complaint can move forward legally without your consent within 1-2 business days please feel free to contact office with any further questions at 8554435574 please consider yourself notified thank you." i called back and an american sounding lady asked who i was. i told her that i this was a suspicious voicemail and they must have wrong number and she was very rude to me and got upset and said " i dont understand what your calling back for if you feel this is the wrong number people call wrong numbers all the time" and hung up on me. which was another red flag at how rude and unprofessional they were. a real company would never talk that way to people returning their call if they actually were a real business. they keep calling but i answer and tell them to stop calling asking for my dad and to get a real job. they called again and left another voicemail on 12/2/25 but it was a robot on the voicemail this time stating y call to discuss pending actions and this message is proof you have been notified and it left a NEW "Reference # that was 9 digits long instead of 6 digits like the one sophia left on the other voicemail.

I received an email from Barbara Smith with an offer interview and that I needed to do an assessment for a Remote job. After I completed the assessment the next day I received the email that said Due to the urgency to fill this position you have been offer the position and attached an offer letter that stated that they will pay for a Macbook, scanner, printer and Wifi. Also that I will be getting paid 27$ an hr. Today 12/10/2025 they just email me with a supposedly company email under my name and a pw., and for me to click on a link to communicate with a ms. Evelyn Perkins to set up a Telegram account until I passed the Identity verification with her and then all the communications would be through the company email.

Paid through Affirm card. Took 30 days with the tracking and says delivered, to my address, and nothing. Contacted [email protected] and they sent a receipt of my message and never personally responded. It was for purses/wallet. Originally found on Tik Tok.

I was contacting through text being advised I was selected to do an interview with the company through an alternate person on Teams. When I went into Teams, they only spoke with me through chat they never did a webcam interview. After answering a few questions about for the interview, they then told me to have a second interview on the next day. On second day they told me I had the job and then asked for a me to reply to an email for a background check by filing out a form and taking picture with my phone to attach. Once they got the pictures of completed form and copy of my drivers' license, they then told me I was hired and they would be sending me a new laptop in the mail in about 3 days, and I need to put several programs on it once received. They would then be sending me an electronic check through email and wanted me to deposit it through mobile banking and let them know once done. I received the email, and the check was for $2,900.00 and that's when I realized it might be a scam and started to look into this more. They never asked for my Social Security number just a copy of my license and address and birthday on background check. I attached a copy of the background check form as well. The job was for data entry for remote work with a W2 employee for $29.00 per hour and $18.00 hour for one week of training. I did google this company before doing the background check and everything online seemed like it was a legit company even the logo was matching up just not sure if someone is using this companies name to do scams or is it the company itself.

I chatted about stocks and the market on stocktwits. The person I was chatting with kept suggesting that I try the AI robot site for investing. After a month or so I decided to put some money in and try it out. Everything was looking good so I kept investing, was getting a daily profit and when I ran the system it was a better profit. Only allowed to run it 3 times a month. I keep leveling up and once I get to level "A" (200,000 USDC) customer service says I need to pay another 74,000+ USDC to be able to use that level or my account will be frozen. (I reached this level A using profits from the system, they don't tell you that till you at a high level but they still allow you to proceed to that level.) A couple weeks goes by and they freeze my account and say I have another 3 weeks to pay the 74,000+ USDC. So, I raise the money but am a little short, so I ask for a week extension that was granted. I get the money in there and they do a review of my account and say I didn't meet the time limit and need to withdraw all my funds within a few days. I go to withdraw all the funds and they now say I need to pay 10% to receive my withdrawal since I didn't meet the timeline given to put the 74,000+ USDC in there. They just keep trying to extort money from people.

I get 2 or 3 calls a day on my cell, all coming from different numbers. I block these numbers but the calls just come in from new ones. A person with an American accent and fake name leaves a voicemail saying" Our file shows you're nearly approved for $60,000. If you are still looking to finalize your loan request please press 1 to speak with underwriting or call 833-588-3809 and ask to speak about your offer..." etc. I never made such a request. I lost it once and tried the 833 number to try to tell them to stop. A person said "okay" but of course this didn't work. The voicemail says you can opt out by pressing 9 but of course I am wary of trying that!

A lady named miranda Called me on December 9th 2025 @8:50am about a job offer from a company called swiftdrift couriers where I would receive packages at my house And then inspect them and take them to nearby shipping companys after putting on there desired shipping label... she asked me if I live next to big shipping companies and I said yes.And then she asked me for my id to send the front and back of it, which I did basically, they made it seem all legit.And even when you look them up, they have a whole website that looks legit.. But the job offer is too good to be true 4200-5500$ a month is not right for someone working only three days a week and then they tried to say after you are accepted. You will receive a hundred dollar signing bonus... I found the job on indeed applied.And then it was funny too once I went back on indeed and tried to find the job it was nowhere to be found... But even the welcoming email looks legit..

Hello, I'm Goldie, a customer service representative from YouTube. Your resume has been recommended by multiple online recruitment platforms. High-paying position: YouTube Optimization Specialist. Remote work required. Daily salary: $200 to $600. No experience required - free training provided. Monthly salary: $6,000 - $10,000 + daily allowance (immediate payment). Long-term position with part-time or full-time options. Helps increase the exposure and views of YouTube users' videos. Company benefits: There is a 4-day paid trial period. After the probation period, you can sign a formal labor contract with the company. Enjoy statutory paid holidays, medical insurance and education subsidies. We currently have 5 vacancies. If you are 25 years old or older and interested, please send a text message to;   3237888543       for more details

He threatened to deliver a subpoena to my job and my home for fraud. He had a docket number or case number and said it was for a pay day loan that I failed to pay. I did have some pay day loans years ago and I paid them all. I no longer have the receipts so he had me believing I missed one. I asked him why I haven't received anything in the mail and he gave a vague reason. He said I could make installments or pay it all off which would be a better deal because installments would have more fees. He named the pay day loan company and said he would email me a receipt. I gave him a credit card number and he did send a receipt. The receipt is from Jennings and Moore but the charge shows Smart Connect Companie. This was definitely a scam.

Owners Accommodations promised to rent some of my time share days to corporations to allow me to recoup some of my monthly fees. It has been two years. Now the Phone is disconnected.

Constant 8-9 calls a day trying to issue me a loan but really trying to get me to sign up for a recovery loan program that will tank my credit

I am getting repeated calls every day from this scammer about a loan I never applied for. No matter how many times I block the incoming number and report the call as spam, the new calls continue to come in. It is likely that the numbers are being spoofed.

The website presents itself as European clothes made out of 100% cotton but the clothes are acrylic shipped from China in horrible packaging. The quality of the sewing is awful and their customer service tried to keep as much money from me as possible and asked that I ship the product to Australia which cost me an extra $80. When I asked for a refund this is what they replied: Thank you for contacting us, we’ll be more than happy to help! I'm sorry to hear about your dissatisfaction! We can assist you with a return, however, it would have to come to our Australian address (most of our customers come from the AU, that’s why we have it there). Please note that shipping costs may be high due to the weight of the package & distance, and they’re the responsibility of the customer; but I spoke to my manager earlier and we came up with a few options that might be more beneficial for you We, as a company, will be at a loss on this order either way, so here’s what we could do to make things easier for you: We’re happy to let you keep the item (maybe it comes in handy one day, maybe it can be gifted), in order to help you avoid paying the hefty shipping fees, and we’ll still instantly refund you 20% of what you paid. That may end up being a little more than what you’d be left with if you were to pay a return fee, so I really think this would be a lot cheaper. We’ll take the loss, no problem. Your happiness = our goal. If Sizing was the issue: we can offer you a free replacement. You can still keep the current order, you would just have to pay for the replacement shipping cost to you - which is significantly cheaper than paying for a return (because we have contracts with carriers from here, due to our large shipping volume). If you decide on this option, please let us know the size and color you would like, and i will create a new order for you and request payment of shipping in an email. Alternatively, you can get a different, new item for free from https://lacceti.com/. That means you still won’t have to pay for return fees, and on top of that, you get a product for free. If the new item is more expensive than your current one, you only need to pay the shipping cost & difference. Take a look at our store and let us know what item you’d like! I’m trying to make sure I don’t let you go with the least beneficial option for you, which in this case would be the return. I look forward to hearing back from you! Kind regards, -Astrid

Multiple calls every day from the underwriting group. Lately, the calls are coming from Riley Johnson. The numbers used to call me are always different. I received two voicemails at the exact same time from the same person but from two different numbers.

I received a call from a number identified as ‘potential spam’. The caller stated that they were calling from ‘Consumer Debt Services’ about a medical bill that I owed which had been turned over to them for collection. I asked questions and they advised that the billing entity was Medical Diagnostics Labs, the work was a full blood panel (they even started naming different types of tests), and they gave me a billing date of 04-20-2024, and even an invoice number. They threatened to start judgment proceedings if I didn’t give them a debit or credit card to make the payment immediately. Fortunately I knew that I had not had any labs done around that time, nor had I received any bills that were not paid. I eventually spoke with another rep, and asked for a couple of days to research the issue, and asked them to call me back at a later date. That date has not yet arrived, and I suspect that they will not call me back. Having researched the issue, I am now 100% certain that this is a scam, and I won’t give them any payment information.

I'm getting calls from a Catherine Wells that my loan I applied for was approved for about $60k and to call back. I'm getting calls every day, sometimes 2x day. I saw this has been reported before on BBB. As I had identity theft in the past, I wasn't sure if someone applied for a loan in my name and this was a legit call or if it was a scam. It appears to be a scam by what I saw on your website. Thank you.

Received two packages from Amazon for the past two days which I didn’t order. I spoke with Amazon rep and she suspects it’s a brushing or phishing scam.

Text I received is exactly as previously described here: “Hi, this is Aria from Amazon Recruiting. We came across your profile and think you could be a great fit for a part-time remote role. The position involves supporting Amazon merchants with product updates to improve visibility. • Flexible hours: 60–90 minutes/day, 4 days a week • Pay: $250–$500 per day (base $1,000 per 4 working days) • Benefits: Free training + 15–20 days paid vacation annually Currently, we have 20 openings. If you’re interested and 25 or older, please text "7134456345" for details” I never responded bc I suspected some kind of fraud, but just thought I would report it to you all anyway.

I purchased a weight loss supplement called Prozenith. A 6 month supply for $320. It was promoted by Oprah Winfrey so I thought it was legit. I now have read that AI was used to impersonate Oprah. It stated that if I wasnt satisfied, I would get a full refund within 60 days. So I marked my calendar just in case I wasnt satisfied. i contacted prozenith support a few days before my 60 days were up because I actually gained weight instead of lost any weight. I was told to fill out a form so I did, BUT I could only get a partial refund (if i didnt return any bottles etc). I was given a number to call since that is unacceptable. Of course, no one answered so I left a voicemail. When I finally got informed to fill out the return form again, it stated I was past my 60 day satisfaction period! So frustrating! . I was told via email that I would hear back from them soon once they figure out how to handle my situation. I of course never heard back from them. Finally I gave up trying to get refunded and told them I am contacting the Better Business Bureau. I forgot to mention that before I even started to take prozenith, I received a call trying to get me to hire a coach while taking the supplement for a whopping $800! What the ****? Also i forgot to mention when I originally tried to get a refund, i was offered to put the $320 that I spent for this scam product toward a coach instead! I'm will never buy this product again! Total scam! Do not purchase this product from Cart Panda (3rd party company).

I received an email from somebody claiming to be Edmond Hodge, a recruiter, then later the vice president, of Trinity Health. He told me he was looking to hire someone for a customer service position, and that if I was interested, I should reach out via a link to a Microsoft Teams meeting. I clicked on the link and he offered to interview me immediately. After the interview, he offered me the job, which would start at $25 an hour, then increase to $35 after training; benefits were also included. He also said I would be receiving a check in the mail and that I was supposed to cash it at my bank and use to by computer equipment, such as a printer and a photocopier. I then told him I needed a day to think about it before accepting. Something seemed fishy, so I googled "Trinity Health scams" and found some Reddit posts from people who encountered the same scam. Whoever these people are, they're using the names of real people from Trinity Health to make their scams sound more credible. Ironically, researching them on LinkedIn does more harm than good. The way to spot them is to look for inconsistencies in what they claim to be within the organization, and comparing the spelling of the name being given with the name found online, like Edmond and Edmund. Also, if it seems to good to be true, it usually is.

received iMessage but didn't respond to this violation of my privacy and attention attempting to bait me with this text that I looked up here and saw is a common employment scam (thanks): Hi, this is Grace with Amazon Recruiting. We came across your profile and think you’d do well in a part-time, remote role where you support Amazon sellers by updating their product listings so customers can find them more easily. • About 60–90 minutes a day, 4 days a week (flexible timing) • Daily pay: $250–$500 (base $1,000 for 4 working days) • Extras: Free training and roughly 15–20 paid days off per year We have around 20 positions open. If you’re interested and 25 or older, please text 2052433370 and I’ll share more details.

Hi, I'm a recruitment specialist from Randstad. Your background and resume have come highly recommended to us through multiple online recruitment agencies. Therefore, we'd like to offer you an excellent remote part-time job to help update app store data, boost app visibility and downloads, and provide you with free training. Benefits: Work only 1-2 hours per day. Earn $170-$280 daily. Guaranteed minimum $1,000 weekly. Flexible working hours. Paid time off: 15-20 days per year + public holidays. If you're interested and 28+ years old, text Job Details to: 6232625703 for more information.

They keep calling saying I’m approved for a loan, five times a day from different numbers, every day

On Pinterest you will see an advertisement “best robot dogs” showing a video with life like dogs that interact with you. They have a number of videos and even testimonies of others who bought from them. Their website says you can email within 48 hours to request they cancel your order. I tried to cancel my order within 10 minutes of making it and received and email days later saying their system is automated so it’s already been shipped. The best they could offer is me paying shipping to return it or giving me a discount. Once I got my 3 puppies their appearance is less than what a dollar store toy would look like and makes a beep sound for a bark. Nothing like promised!

Business Name: JALIZA Website: jaliza.com Email: [email protected] Nature of Complaint Order cancellation after confirmation, inconsistent communication methods, and an offer of compensation contingent upon removing a negative review. Complaint Details I am filing this complaint regarding my experience with JALIZA related to an online order placed in December 2025. I placed and received confirmation for an order on December 2, 2025. Several days later, on December 7, 2025, my order was canceled by the company without prior direct communication using the contact information I provided at checkout (email). After the cancellation, JALIZA stated that the item price had been posted incorrectly. They claimed they attempted to contact me prior to canceling the order, including via WhatsApp, which I do not use and did not provide as a contact method when placing the order. I did not receive any phone call, text message, or timely email notification before the cancellation occurred. Following my public review on Trustpilot describing this experience, the company offered compensation and explicitly requested that I remove my negative review in exchange for payment. Most recently, I was offered $50 via PayPal for the loss of my deposit, paired with another request to remove the Trustpilot review. While I understand that pricing errors can occur, my concern is with: • The lack of proper, timely communication before canceling a confirmed order • Claims of attempted contact through channels I never authorized or provided • Offering compensation contingent upon removing or altering a public review, which raises concerns about transparency and ethical business practices I updated my Trustpilot review to include the company’s responses for accuracy and fairness. However, I am now more concerned about the pattern of communication and the request to remove a review in exchange for money. Desired Resolution I am seeking: • A formal review of JALIZA’s business practices related to order cancellations and customer communication • Assurance that customers are contacted through the methods they actually provide • Clarification that compensation is not tied to the removal of honest consumer feedback My goal is accountability and transparency so future customers do not experience the same issues.

Everyday I get calls all throughout the day claiming that I’ve been approved for around 60,000 dollars.

Job Offer; Here is what she said, "This is Leslie Wise calling about your job interview for the Shipments Expert position for Cargowell Delivery. We are excited to check if you are fit for the role. We need to know if you are interested or not so we can conduct an interview or take you off the list. Please send me an SMS or please call me back at (712) 482-2067. Thank you and have a great day!

I found this device on Tik Tok shop that is supposed to be a vape pen with no nicotine or chemicals. I was buying it for my mom for Christmas. Several days after ordering I messaged them and said what is taking so long. It doesn't even tell me that it's shipped. I ordered it on November 23rd. They basically told me that it might take awhile and here's tracking info. I am still waiting. There had been no further update and they tried to take an additional $29.99 twice out of my account but luckily these were denied. I am still out almost $40 though. They did not list any phone number on there site just an email.

They advertised on Instagram as a Squishmallow/Micromallow advent calendar. Description says it comes with 24 squishy toys and the box includes 24 small hard plastic knock offs. Also, website shows the box labeled with Trademarked Micromallow and Squishmallow name and pictures of the plushies and, when you receive the item, none of that is on the box. The return policy also says there is a 30 day guarantee, if you aren't satisfied you get a full refund, but I requested and they email saying their website says there is a $29USD shipping cost you need to cover (it is NO WHERE on their website).

I was recruited via phone text by an agent of Nexxen (646-302-5146) named Annie Corbin (425-568-7287). I was engaged to perform real person Merchant product evaluations on the Internet to boost product awareness and boost sales directly due to these reviews. This arrangement took a suspicious turn when I was told to evalute with 5 stars products I had never seen. It got worse because I had to compensate THEM for negative invoicing because they had not invoiced the merchant as of yet and I was expected to cover that - in other words, I was to personally pay the Nexxen cost of doing business. Then, once the merchant paid Nexxen, the negative funds I paid for Nexxen's cost of doing business were reimbursed and I would have that refunded and get paid a few hundred dollars of payroll. Suddenly today, due to one of their contrived product review bundles, I was hit with a negative balance of - $1537 to get my pay of $1616. After a few days of this bait and switch process with Nexxen, it was my first decent payment - $500 I deposited today and $1,100 in pay for today. Conveniently, they are keeping all of my money and refuse to pay my deposit or paycheck, since they froze my account due to this imaginary shortfall. Looks like a scam to me. Customer service can't be reached since the live phone call constantly goes to voicemail and WhatsApp shows the numbers don't exist (347-586-8248, 646-331-2954, 213-767-7128). I believe this should also be shown on Yelp for Business, Google Business Reviews, the Department of Justice, the FBI, Bureau of Consumer Protection, the FTC, US Attorney General, FCC (fraud by electronic communication), Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Rip Off Report (Seen in 132 countries). Since such a consumer protection case takes only 100 Plaintiffs, the rest of you thousands who may have been similarly ripped off can contact me and the thousands who are owed money can get together. Millions they will pay in damages. What do you think?