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Scammer's website easy.life.foundation grant
Scammer's address 420 Wesleyan St. Dallas, TX
Country United States
Type of a scam Government Grant
Initial means of contact Internet messaging (e.g., WhatsApp)
This agent Thomas Stanek is a smooth talker I have been taken for pretty much all of my money that I should be living on now. During these encounters there was always a situation that I had to pay for here are some examples when the cops stoped a FEDEX truck on a weekend during a holiday, I paid, when the FEDEX truck slides into a house and burns the house and the truck, I paid, when the truck had to go thru an inspection station in/outside Tucson, AZ the FBI took the money and put the two FEDEX employees in jail for the weekend, I didn’t understand that whole situation but I paid. Now I’m still paying for fee for the money to taken from here to there but I have not gone any real truth out if Thomas. Every situation where I had to pay it’s because I was late with the payment never on time Thomas says I have always been honest about my money, what I can spent and he never took it. The payments I’ve made was always with gift cards first it was Apple gift cards, they would put money in my account and have me use my credit card to buy software items from Best Buy in Prescott, AZ. They send checks and had me deposit the money into my account to use and then my credit card got inactive because it was over my actual limit. Now that’s in collection. After they couldn’t utilize Apple they went to Vanilla gift cards; I still have all of the gift cards (Apple and Vanilla) with receipt and the checks they sent me. My total that I was granted was first 90000.00 then because it was taking longer and the hang-ups Thomas told me the company was sending an addition 60000.00 in a form of a check totaling $150000.00. So who couldn’t see dollar signs and keep chasing it. About 2 - 3 months ago they sent the debit card to my street address and I told Thomas that I do have. Street address but the mail is delivered to the mail boxes. Like a fool I did now I’m regretting it because I’m still awaiting of a good news that I’m finally getting something but I’m afraid it’s not going to happen, since Thomas is saying I need to come up with 1400.00 to get the money. The total they want is more than what I get in a months time.
So I’m hoping that this will reach someone on the other end and get it resolved. I now know I can’t trust anyone any more that’s sad because I’m not one to just stay shot and not be personable.
I appreciate you all getting to the bottom of all of this for me. I’m sure I’m not the only one.
Thank you,
Lucy Gaviglia
Country United States
Victim Location AR 71601, USA
Total money lost $400
Type of a scam COVID-19
I texted the number and sent the code. The response was ¨Hello my name is attorney DAVID GLOVER JR, I work for the easy life foundation grant!! If you're here for the easy life foundation grant!! Really with a capital (YES)!!
The conversation went forward via text which included the photo on The Easy Life Grant Foundation web page which was a picture of 4 people holding a $150,000.00 check.
I was told that I had to pay a $400 delivery fee before they send the $100,000 check. I had to fill out a form via this same text with my information: my mothers's name, state, city, zip code, age, marital status, male or female, occupation, monthly income, cell provider, and reason for applying. Then, the grant was approved.
The file info and reference number was sent to me:
File no:16PA02956
Reference no:1604785677
Batch no:0456490602/166
Serial number: 5588551178
Document serial no:(G8543013-07024570088)
Commitment no:16-PA02977
Delivery service: FedEX
In the text it stated to download the app ¨Zelle¨ and set it up to complete the payment $400 delivery fee and send the money to:
[email protected]
Name: Jerome Johnson
This method did not process the payment after 2 tries (yes, my debit card was used). This person said the only other way was to purchase 2 $200 eBay gift cards worth of $400.00. Afterward, I had to scratch off to reveal the claim codes and take a picture of the receipt and the ebay cards showing the claim code.
During this process, I was constantly reminded to ¨keep this a secret, and not tell ANYONE. On the next day, Thursday, January 21, 2021, I received a text from the same person that included an image of FedEX delivery receipt. I also received a text saying I had to pay $1,850 for my delivery ownership certificate. That was the final straw. I IMMEDIATELY called my friend and asked her about all of this. That's when I discovered it was a scam.
After not being successful, I paid the $400 with a eBay card.