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- O Fallon, IL, USA
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They were pretending to sell puppies. They used [email protected] and [email protected] as their emai addresses.

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- Sugar Land, TX, USA
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Product offer in Facebook adv and advertising the the product is on sale which stated was buy one get one free. $59.00 this was false they charged two bottles and then added a “bonus” item at the end for more money. Total is charged in my credit card is $198. Please be aware of those scammers.

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- England, AR, USA
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I ordered watches. I didn't intend to order as many as I did, but because it was my mistake I took the order, because it was a 100% guarantee

no questions asked, within 30 days return, and I figured I'd just return what I didn't want. They took the money immediately and the watches were delivered within a few days. The watches are much too big for my small wrist and I have been trying to notify them since the day they came in. I sent 4 emails to the address that is on the return and refund policy, as well as the Facebook message that is still running, and the phone number given to me by my bank that is attached to the payment I sent. Only once has there been even a sign of a response, and that was after the 20th phone call, where someone answered, but would not speak. I could hear them breathing, but that was all. I sent them one more email yesterday to tell them I would be reporting them to you.

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- New Berlin, WI, USA
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I found an ad for a website on Facebook and placed an order for 2 pairs of baby shoes for $17. It took over 3 months, when I finally received an email saying that the package was delivered. However, the package had never been delivered. So I emailed the company and told them the package was not delivered. They asked to give me 3 to 4 days so they could check on the shipment. Not once but 3 times they asked me to verify my address again and again and wait another 3 to 4 days to check with the shipping company. I have emailed them asking for a refund because these baby shoes will not fit the toddler anymore at this point. I have not heard another word from them since.

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- Sullivan, WI, USA
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I got a call and they said that they were lawyers for SSI. I called them back but they never responded to my calls since.

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- Fort Worth, TX, USA
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******* ******* is selling cartons of Pink Zenra Sprinkles on Facebook in a group called Pink Zebra Open Selling for $20. I bought 3 cartons from her and paid $71 via cash app. She provided me with a fake tracking number that shows delivered in Nevada. My address is in Texas. I called USPS to confirm shipping address on package and they confirmed it was never coming to my address. I asked for a refund, showed my proof to ******* ******* and she has since declined my request for refund and she has blocked me on social media. I have filed a complaint on cash app services as well as on Facebook.

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- Virginia Beach, VA, USA
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Seller posted in a facebook group that their family was selling puppies. The posted was posted by the facebook group admin on behalf of the seller because of previous concerns from other members. Admin stated they've personally vetted the seller about their litter and proper documents of the puppies and deemed them proper sellers to be in contact with. I contacted this seller about purchasing a puppy. Only form of contact was through facebook messenger, I tried to set up a video call through messenger and both times they were ignored. Seller would only ask for payment through Zelle. Seller did provide photos and videos of puppy during our messaging back and forth. Seller proceeded to ask for information to move forward, I asked how much were they asking. $800 for the puppy, and $150 delivery fee to your doorstep, puppy would be delivered with a Nanny. Fast forward 2-3 days, $500 deposit was posted through my bank account using Zelle. Seller said they received payment and will be working on delivery confirmation throughout the day. Later in the evening I received a tracking code and a link for said tracking code through a "premium animal transportation company" because said nanny was unavailable. Checked the site and it had seller's info, my info, and description of delivery. The puppy, documents, toy bag, food manual etc. I asked for a video prior to the dog being shipped off, and a video was provided. My communication is now with the transportation company, which was very little communication. We played phone tag from 7am-6pm. I was texting the number calling me asking for delivery updates but would barely get responses. I was contacted via phone call and email about Pet Insurance coverage that would be refundable once the puppy was delivered. They asked for payment via zelle again. Sent money and was given an update on the puppy's "whereabouts" I constantly checked the site for tracking updates and there wasn't anything new until about 4 pm. I then text the number that I have been playing phone tag with about delivery information since the expected delivery was at 7 pm. Tracking updates were updated again. I then continue to update tracking and see that the status has changed to "ON HOLD- PENDING ELECTRONIC CRATE" I texted the number and asked what this electronic crate was about. I then looked it up on the internet and tons of websites popped up with the word scam under every single search. I then frantically called the "transport company" number and they explained that the crate the "puppy" was sent in wasn't the proper crate for delivery and are now asking for another sum of money for the puppy to get delivered and they would return the money once the puppy was delivered. I told them "I'm not sending any more money to you" and I contacted the seller and also said the same to them. They tried to guilt trip me by saying "We're just worried about the puppy's safety" "The puppy must be so scared" "We just want this over with" The seller then continued to say that the company notified them of the crate change and that they were willing to pay $500 for the crate charge, and I would have to pay the rest and continue on with delivery because they were so worried about the puppy and just wanted him home safely.

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- North Attleboro, MA, USA
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On Facebook I ordered a dress, then a jumper. I was overcharged both times. I called but number just rings or picks up with no answer. I tried to chat as it’s advertised on Facebook. No answer. I emailed, took a day to respond and wanted me to send my bank statement to prove the charge. Then I argued they said they would give me difference but they already sent dress and jumper and if I returned I’d need to pay shipping. It’s coming from Belgium. Company advertises as USA. But says it’s also in China, Australia and Iran. It says it’s in Hemet, California and Omaha, NE. But when I tried to file complaint with ScamPulse.com I was unable to because the address and company don’t exist. This company is advertised on Facebook under multiple names with exact same advertisement. Some names used, Magika, Despais, Blomuse, Clerosi, and Calendarm. All lead to same site. This is not a legitimate business. Don’t buy from them!

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- Katy, TX, USA
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This person made it seem like he had an actual business. The name is Cancer Holistic Approach. They asked for 300 for a product then another $200 plus $50 more for shipping and handling. And the day it was supposed to be delivered they had a fake account send me an email to pay $500 for delivery otherwise it wouldn't be delivered. I didn't agree and they wouldn't refund me my money for which I never received any products at all from them. They keep asking for money.

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- Houston, TX, USA
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I responded to the advertised product, vitiligo( a condition when you loose skin pigment and develop white skin areas ) crème, paid by credit card, several weeks later received a simple moisturizer spray.

It didn’t have a correct name which was advertised.

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- Big Bend, WI, USA
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I saw an ad on Facebook and clicked on it. From there I ordered 2 dog beds (from Jellifine). What I received was a scarf. From what I know this is known as a brushing scam. They probably want me to send the scarf back to the shipper before they give me a refund or sned mu dog beds, or I can keep the scarf and receive 40 percent of the purchase price. I would have to go to the post office and find out how much it would cost me to ship it back to China, take pictures etc. etc. This is a scam!!

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- Utica, MI, USA
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My cousin’s Facebook account was hacked and posted about Taylor Swift ticket. I sent money via Venmo but never received tickets.

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- Amarillo, TX, USA
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Scammer started on FB, thought he was Danirl Boaventura a singer. Starting listening to music on ny tube. Join a request for Facebook Fan club. He requested to chat with me. Starting getting to know me. Then request for money. I thought this was real. end up to be pig butchering scam. Who ruin by life and lot money and marriage of 47 years.

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- Huntsville, AL, USA
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I was trying to buy a car through Facebook and she was going to do installments and I was supposed to pay her 5,000 but I got scammed for 650$

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- Ashdown, AR, USA
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Ordered 2 pair of hey dude shoes from outlet on Facebook on April 20, 2023 . Sent me email looking legitimate. Tried to respond to email I couldn't. Have tried to call number on credit card bill many times. Says not accepting calls at this time.

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- Bodfish, CA, USA
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It was the scam where I listed an item for sale on Facebook Marketplace and was contacted through Facebook saying they wanted to buy the item and pick it up today.

Then the scammer texted me a Google voice verification code to my cell phone and unfortunately, I texted him back the code.

He then said there was a problem with my cell number and wanted me to give him any other cell number.

When he persisted in wanting me to send him anyone's cell number who I knew is when I 1st realized it was a scam just to get cell numbers and to get them to text him back that google voice verification code.

This is the 3rd time someone tried to scam me to get my cell number since I listed some items on Facebook Marketplace in the last 2 days.

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- Reynoldsburg, OH, USA
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This scammer named Freya Myers selling a non-existent car for $800, the scammer pretend to partnered with eBay, she told her husband died by heart attack so she forwarded the car to eBay, saying it's a car delivery. She created a fake eBay invoice that matched exactly like eBay, used fake phone from eBay as well. The scammer asked me to buy a gift card but I was already aware. Her actual Facebook profile was Linda Thorpe. https://www.facebook.com/people/Linda-Thorpe/pfbid02D4YXn1eWmcW1HwkG6mjRP1xtfKP7...⇄ https://www.facebook.com/people/Linda-Thorpe/pfbid02D4YXn1eWmcW1HwkG6mjRP1xtfKP7...⇄

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- San Antonio, TX, USA
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I was provided with a tracking number after completing the order. After several weeks, I received notification that the package has been delivered in a completely different city. That was not mine. I emailed the company providing photo copies of the purchase, as well as the address provided in the Advised they would be shipping it out. However, after multiple emails back-and-forth I still have not received my product.

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- Lebanon, MO, USA
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I messaged about a house and was told to text the number giving to me and they told me I needed $70 dollars for the application and that it was refundable if not approved. It was approved less than an hour they said it was approved and to send $200 for the security deposit and get the paper work sign the lease. They are targeting young adults

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- Roseville, MI, USA
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I bit a mixer and they didn't include it was a non electric one .then then sign me up for a website that's totally bogus for charging me $40.95 a month when the hand mixer was only $4.95 total misled me totally took money out of my account without my authorization I went to cancel it and they gave me $9 back out of $45 they took for me

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