LSSC presents itself as a Hong Kong-based electric scooter company with a profit-sharing model, claiming users can earn daily passive income by “renting” scooters via their app. However, the entire operation appears to be a scam with no evidence of actual scooter rentals or a real business infrastructure. Users are encouraged to invest thousands of dollars (in my dad’s case, $5,000) and promised daily returns. These returns are only accessible if they continue investing or recruiting others — a hallmark of a Ponzi scheme. The app is not available on official app stores, the company has no verifiable contact information, and its website and domain keep changing (recently from [lssc.vip] to [lsscc.cc]). There are no physical scooters, no customer service, and no legitimate financial transparency. When concerns are raised, participants are gaslighted and told to “trust the process.” The app interface is poorly built, uses stock images, and mimics the structure of previously exposed crypto-based scams. This is not a real business. It is an elaborate recruitment-based investment scam designed to look like a passive income opportunity. I’m reporting this to help prevent others from falling victim — especially older individuals or those unfamiliar with digital investment scams.

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A friend told me about LSSC, lightning shared Scooter company Ltd, On the 13th of April 2025, i invested $5250, to be renting Scooter for $154 everyday. Then Upgrade to $10700 to get $720 daily. Also i registered my second line in June 2025, for $4980 to get $154 daily. Registered $2000 lightning exchange trade (LTE) to trade on daily basis. After a week i upgraded, i try to make a withdraw from the account, but my withdrawal never dropped in my coinbase account anymore till date. I complain to LSSC but LSSC asking me to pay for another verification of $1070 before i could made any withdrawal that my account is a fake account, Of which i refuse to pay and pay LSSC for verification they are asking me to pay. Because i refused to #1,070 LSSC threatened to closed my account today the 6th of August 2025. The total Amount invested $17,950. Groudtotal gain $88,804 Please i need help. My number to reach me is +18039002584 / +19292825180 CORDELIA O

Well some talk to me about the Lssc scooter investment company and it did sound good to invest and here I am now they are gone with everyone money

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It’s an MLM masquerading as an outreach liaison for various charitable organizations. When I fell in with them, it was the United Breast Cancer Foundation. The work is no better or more dignified than door-to-door sales, and any money “raised” in fact went directly to the conspirators; the people in charge of the hiring process are the faces of this scheme that most see. No donations were ever made. Employees, “donors,” magnanimous strangers, anybody not involved in the managing process was intentionally misled. This organization does none of the good it purports to do, and is frankly besmirching the good names of the charities it claims to work with.

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Repeated voicemails from a robotic/AI generated voice, named Olivia, typically saying, “I’ve been trying to reach you over the past few days. I left a voicemail and sent a text last week but I haven't heard back so I just wanted to follow up. Press two now so we can go over the details together. Again, this is time sensitive and we wanna make sure you don't miss any important deadlines. If it's easier, you can also call me back at 877-580-4884. To opt out of future messages, press nine…”

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I was solicited via text message by someone with the name Katherine from Pearl talent

Received postcard and letter saying "We have been trying to reach you regarding a matter of importance as it relatws to your mortgage" (letter), "This notice is regarding your current morgtgage with [Bank]. We need you to call us about an important matter regarding this loan. This is time sensitive so please call us at 833-382-7407". They include what they purport to be a "Mortgage ID#". The fine print describes its source and that it is not with the lender. On the letter it identifies an NPN# 19588308, which is not mentioned on the postcard. It appears to be an insurance solicitation but it is deceptive and appears to rely on time sensitivity to induce people to call a phone number which may put their PII at risk or be used to scam consumers.

They just contacted me with a job that seemed too good to be true

I received a piece of mail saying that it was from the Vehicle Services Division referring to a new car that I bought. I actually bought the car referred to inside. It says, “Our records indicate that you’ve not contacted us to have your vehicle service contract activated. We’re informing you that if your factory warranty has expired, you will be responsible for paying any repairs. Please call immediately as this will be our final attempt to notify you.” It also asks to respond by August 22, 2025. There are no other pieces of identifying information as to where this is coming from. This seems like a scam.

Send me a text message from this email offering me a job that will pay me no less than $10,000 a month.

fake retail site offering items A to Z

I replied to an ad on facebook. I then messaged this lady and she redirected me to a woman named EV. She told me about this company called trackonomics and how i could earn money. Day one i had to send $28 to an account via cytro currency. I got that money back and them some from training so it seemed a little legit. Day 2 i needed to send 238 b.c i reached an ultimate but i was gonna recieve almost 4k that day. I talked to EV to tell her is this the only one etc she kept telling me yes. Then after i sent it i got another ultimate needing now to send $800 with the possibility now of getting close to $10k. So i did and hit another ultimate my third one now needing to pay almost 2800. Thats when i knew this was a scam. Dumb me for sending the money but it seemed so promising. She did try to keep pushing me to send it after numerous times telling her no and that it is a scam.

Ordered a disounted crossbow package, used through a alleged amazon store logo now you find other logo company using same

This was a online gaming site that had me play games and get cash when I won I cashed out my winnings and was never sent anything into my account I contacted them they just dodged me there are no winnings paid out at the site

This product they are selling is a scam. The app crashes, there is no support and it makes you purchase things you did not ask for

I purchased patio rocking chairs and never received them

Oshane solicited his services in my apartment building, presenting himself as a contracted maintenance worker. He showed me that he had access to the building using a white fob card, which led me to believe he was officially employed or contracted by the property. I later discovered he was never affiliated with the property in any official capacity. Initially, Oshane performed small tasks around my apartment but never completed them. He claimed he would inform the weekday staff to follow up with the necessary materials. When I asked other maintenance employees about it, most either did not speak English or said they had no knowledge of any request. I eventually submitted an official maintenance request online. The tasks remained incomplete. On my move-out day, Oshane assured me he would return to fix everything: the tub remained clogged (he had removed the drain cover but never replaced it), and the blinds were torn from opening the window. At that time, he also mentioned that he ran a moving business and regularly helped tenants in the building. He said his services included use of a moving truck, packing, and trash removal, and that for an additional $250, he would unload and assist with unpacking. I agreed but did not pay Oshane until the morning of my move-out. Oshane did not have a vehicle—I had to rent a U-Haul myself. He did not provide professional moving services. I packed, moved boxes, and cleaned the apartment myself, completing over 80% of the labor. He also failed to remove trash or clean as promised. During my move-out, Oshane left multiple times, claiming he had other jobs in the building or across the street. He took the U-Haul and my extra apartment fob without permission, delaying my move-out by an entire day. When I confronted him about the service and unauthorized use of my rental and key, Oshane agreed to return my money. However, he continuously dodged my requests, giving vague responses and never following through with a refund. When he finally returned the U-Haul and keys, he resumed helping move my belongings. My mother was present to assist, as I had grown frustrated and was ready to dismiss him from the job entirely. Instead of finishing the move, Oshane turned his focus to my mother’s house. The basement was in poor condition, with part of the ceiling collapsing, exposed wiring in the laundry area, and damaged wall panels. Oshane offered to: Install drywall near the washer and dryer Replace the damaged ceiling panels in the entertainment space Repair the basement window (which was missing a screen and limiting airflow) Fix her bedroom floors He was given a $300 deposit and left to work on the basement while I finished unloading. That evening, Oshane installed only partial drywall and used duct tape to cover gaps, claiming it was just temporary to block bugs and debris. He left the ceiling taped up and never returned to finish the drywall, ceiling, or bedroom floor work. To make matters worse, I later received a $1,080 charge from my former apartment’s property management for the condition of the unit upon move-out. Photo documentation is available showing unfinished basement work, exposed wiring, duct-taped panels, and the poor state Oshane left the repairs in. These photos support my claims of his failure to deliver on services, despite payment and verbal agreements.

Hi, I'm Jasmine Martine, HR Customer Service Representative at WBD Global Streaming. We got your number by working with multiple HR platforms. So, our company has a position for you as a Content Promotion Assistant. This is a great remote part-time/full-time online job with one-on-one mentoring to help you get started. Salary is paid on a daily basis. If you like, you can earn from $100 to $500 per day. Monthly salary is about $6,300. 3-day paid trial period, and $688 full-time employee joining bonus after the trial period. Note [You must be 20 years old or older] Please send a message to this number:+12064938149

Received a text message from “Jasmine Martine” claiming to represent Warner Bros Discovery HR department. Offered a lucrative position for a “YouTube Content Promotion Assistant” and gave a number to text about the position.

Ordered the chairs via tik tok they took money doesn’t show on tik Tok account and never shipped them

Amy is a fraud and scammer scamming people out of money for her and her cats and she steals peoples debit card information

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Add on Instagram said Maurice’s but billed as V LOOKS OGDOLIKE Email with “tracking” was from chiccurrent style. After 6 weeks, tracking info said package was delivered, but never gave the name of the carrier or details on how package was delivered. Tracking page updated with delivery at time that was in the future. Contacted this business they offered me a 60% refund. This is a scam.

On July 3,2025 I was on Pinterest when I saw the dress I clicked on the dress and it took me to "ASHOUL" I then purchased the dress July 3, 2025 I checked my email the next day and there was a confirmation of my order saying it would be shipped ASAP same message for 3weeks. I then reported it to Pinterest hoping they would remove this from site but its still there as of August 7, 2025. Scam my money is gone from the account and still no dress.

Received what looked to be a check for $199.00. It said "this is not a check" on the bottom. No other information on the sample check but the Toll-Free phone number 888-801-8190. I received the document via US Mail.

HSN ad on Facebook advertising Birkenstocks for $80- I ordered and did the 4 payments of $20 just to be on the side- it’s been 3 weeks and they’ve only taken the $20 and I too received an email from Tony Nguyen stating the order was delayed. I will be calling my bank now to stop any future payments being withdrawn.

Got shoes through a tiktok ad and have been emailing and calling them back and forth because the tracker never updated after my package left China and cane into the US. Talked to aomeone on the phone who said it was sitting in a warehouse and they’ll get it to my as soon as possible and update the tracker information. That conversation was about a month ago and they haven’t contacted me or updated the tracker. Now their website is shut down, I’ve asked for a refund several times with no luck, and I have to order a new card and hope they don’t hack my bank account or something.

We searched the internet for fishing kayaks and this site came up along with other sites such as Walmart and Tractor Supply.

I posted about a home repair job on Facebook, and received several bids. I accepted one submitted by Dale Collins, for a total of $2800 to do repairs specified in a plan by a Structural Engineer. Dale Collins asked me for a $500 deposit for materials on May 2, 2025, which I paid upon production of the formal invoice for the deposit, including his RBQ number, and company name Dcol GG Construction. The work was to begin May 5 and be finished by May 8, 2025. He never appeared to do the work. He did not respond to emails sent May 7 and 14 asking him to return the deposit. A formal demand letter sent July 7, 2025 by registered mail to 2 addresses listed as his in relevant registries were not picked up. As of now, 3 months have gone by; it is clear Collins intends neither to complete the work nor return any part of the deposit.

I’m unsure where this company is based out of. I ordered a dress for $54. Once it arrived, I realized the quality is awful, the zipper doesn’t work, and I wanted to return it. I reached out to the merchant for a refund. It took them 3+ weeks to get back to me and have been giving me the runaround. No phone number either. They’re asking for photos of me in the dress to verify that I don’t like it, which is extremely rude and odd. They’re telling me that I’m gonna have to pay $60 to refund a $54 dress. It’s like their scam is to send out awful quality dresses, knowing that they aren’t going to refund the customer.

I bought a new car that has a 20 year 200000 mile warranty. Received a letter through USPS stating my warranty was about to expire and to call. Googled the phone number and found this same number on the BBB website.

A person with a fake Poshmark account told me that an item I had listed for sale had been purchased and in order for me to finalize the sale I had to verify my seller account by providing my debit card information. They then used my debit card information to charge $359.00 to my checking account which was not returned.

They keep calling sending checks in the mail. Telling me I won 2.5 million dollars. The wanted me to deposit a check for $8,800.50. It seemed fishy. I just want it to stop.

I received A call from this company stating I was going to be served for A debt. They I demanded I have them $163.00 to prevent the garnishment. I gave them the money via Credit Card and later as I investigated this company is A fraud and A SCAM.

I received a text messge from 573-890-52888, which said unverified Apple user $452.88 USD at Electronices CA via Apple Pay, if this is not done by you, call Apple Care 1-818-643-7505. I called them and spoke to a man with an accent. He said his name was Samuel Thomas. (I never heard of a person from another country being named Samuel.) He gave me an Apple ID number of 9261. He said someone in CA had opened an Apple Account in my name with a $10,000 credit limit, and they were already spending the money. He face timed me (but I could not see him). He asked about my Netspend card. He was able to see my Netspend account. He asked for my Social Security number which I gave him. He kept asking for my bank account number, which I did not give him. He called me back four times acting like he was trying to help me. This morning I called back, and received a message saying the number had not set up vm, please try again.

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Sent job opportunity in text.

All I know is he pretended to be a target person thur the website

I ordered a grounding sheet once and for some reason the order was apparently not completed on their end. After a week I got suspicious and checked my bank and it did not show a withdrawal!. I never did receive notification of purchase or shipping info. So I ordered it again and once again I see no evidence of the purchase on my bank account. Also no notification of shipping.

I was texted in a group text My name is BECKY BELL, I won the 754.6 Million Jackpot on Sunday, Feb. 28, 2022 from the PowerBall Lottery Jackpot. Watch my winning video here. ht ps://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcLvskaHRtU I’m committed to helping Randomly selected 10 individuals with $800,000 each. If you are getting this message, I say Congratulations to you, I hope the money goes a long way in helping out your Family or Financial needs. Text your winnings code (CAN430) to Agent David Raymond on (503) 841 3062 from the Multi State Lottery Association for further information on how to receive your Money, God Bless America.

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Contacted via WhatsApp with Job Opportunity. When I replied, personal information was taken (name, address, phone). Job was ostensibly to review products for online merchants (Amazon). Went through initial training then started. Two tasks per day, 39 reviews per task. I got paid .4% per task per set. First couple days I earned like $10-$20 per day. I was assigned a coach who encouraged me to upgrade which would require adding money to a Crypto.com account or I could wait till I built up $500. None of this felt kosher but I wasn't spending money, just time so no big deal. I searched but found little on the internet about this company or any related scams. Three days in I received a $39 bonus. Coach said this was random and rare. Then I recieved a $60 bonus on day six. I transferred money to my bank though Crypto.com Onchain (at their prompt) then into my personal Coinbase wallet then to my bank. I had to transfer $50 back into Onchain then Shopphantom to keep working. I had to complete two tasks, 39 review each, to stay current. Day 9 I was up to like $250 when I received what was called aa Affiliate Marketing 300 Million Carnival Bonus - $158,777. I thought this was too good to be true. It was. First I got confirmation through the Customer Service portal. Then a rep contacted me to assure me it was real. My coach was super-excited for me. I have screenshots of many of these text conversations (as well as the email sent concerned the bonus). When I went to withdraw to Onchain it was rejected. When I asked why the company rep sent a screenshot of their Terms and Conditions saying the Onchain account required 10% of my total account balance before they would accept my transfer, something to do with money laundering. Red flags and alarm bells went off for me. I said I could not and would not invest $16,000 plus of my own money on a maybe. I was repeatedly told that 1) I'd signed an agreement 2) my money would be accessible through my Onchain account and 3) don't worry, we got you bro. I walked away.

I asked AI to assemble the information on how to renew a passport in an expedited way. I called the National Passport Agency to make an appt since we have the ability to drive there this weekend to appear in person and get same-day renewal since my departure date is close (3 1/2 weeks away). They declined as they renew when travel is imminent within 14 days. So the regular office expedited still takes 3 weeks to process and return which cuts it too close. I then sought out information from the private company Passports and Visas . COM. I first called their ph number 800-860-8610 and was placed on hold for 30 mins and finally there was a place to leave my information for a callback. I jumped on the website to indicate which service I need and dates of travel. The menu asks for name, address, email, birthdate, phone and to select how soon you want your docs and the pricing. I selected $549 4 day expediting and supplied my credit card. In email I got an order #2821181 with an invoiced amount showing a charge--different than what I had selected of $494.91. The instructions said to go to the website and sign in to finish the documents and get the list of what to mail in to them. I didn't have a password, and so I became suspicious. Suddenly the warning bell radar went off. The 3 emails I had received seemed minimalist, with broken links. I went to their website and looked deeper. They show several buildings and addresses of their locations around the different major states. They have ph #s for each. I looked up a query whether this company had been involved in Better Business Bureau complaints and it responded in the affirmative that many people reported losing their money, and even worse, their expired copy of their passports or visas after mailing them off, and being forced to report them as stolen and cancel their imminent travel plans. So I called my credit card company and had them cancel my card and reissue a new one before the pending charges could post. So other people do not fall prey to their phishing scam/fraud.....Please bring these SCAMMERS to justice!

I have received this text several times Hi, I'm Jasmine Martine, HR Customer Service Representative at WBD Global Streaming. We got your number by working with multiple HR platforms. So, our company has a position for you as a Content Promotion Assistant. This is a great remote part-time/full-time online job with one-on-one mentoring to help you get started. Salary is paid on a daily basis. If you like, you can earn from $100 to $500 per day. Monthly salary is about $6,300. 3-day paid trial period, and $688 full-time employee joining bonus after the trial period. Note [You must be 20 years old or older] Please send a message to this number:+13023575344

Subject on email is 2025_799791TLFW_AZ This email contained an attachment and I clicked on it , it was something about PayPal. I deleted and closed out but I think it is a scam. I wanted to report it incase it becomes an issue. My name is Brenda Holcomb and my email is [email protected] my phone is 2565030569. I have not given them any information and don’t intent to but I did click on the attachment so they may have information already from my computer? Thank you for your time and please alert people not to open this kind of email.