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Scammer's address 120 WEST 22ND STREET 1ST FL OAK BROOK, Oak Brook, IL 60523, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location MD 20817, USA
Total money lost $170
Type of a scam Advance Fee Loan
After certain amount of ID documents requested, he sent his driver's license copy and a link to the company's registration at State of Illinois.
I was not trusting such link page and made a separate investigation about the registration of the company, "Wallberg Financial LLC" and found that the company was involuntarily dissolved in 2018. I could know the man, Steve Zaleski was using such deceased company as a shell to support his background and ID.
Some discussion made and as a very small test, I requested to give us fund for $15,000 and he quoted the upfront fee 1.0% $150.
Because of my already known his ID, I just told "I have short of money and can only afford to pay $100 upfront and I shall pay later $50 upon receipt of the fund". The loan agreement was made on September 4th with such only upfront fee $150 inserted in the agreement and signed.
Despite his commitment to deliver the same day of the agreement, the loan was not delivered as predicted. He deferred for 3 days and came back by telling "The fee paid was not sufficient. The agreed term was $150 and you just paid $100 that was the reason why you have not received the loan $15,000 on time. After certain discussion made, I dared to pay the remaining $50 to complete the delivery of the loan.
But, disbursement never occurred on time. Later this man repeated, "The fee was not enough. You must now pay $20 more" I paid, but no loan was delivered.
Afterward, in various sneaky manner the man re-approached me by sending text and email saying, "If you need seriously the loan, you must pay $50 more."
At this moment, I stopped dealing with the man as it was nothing but waste of my time and money. In summary, this man was utilizing a deceased company as a shell to pretend as if he were working under company name but his mindset was nothing but a small loan fee scammer. He has nothing to deliver.