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Scammer's website paisly.com and expedia.com
Scammer's address unknown, Ventura, CA, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location CA 95112, USA
Total money lost $15,107
Type of a scam Other
She supposedly booked our flights in November to Australia and home from New Zealand in December, but would provide no reference number and wouldn't provide anything in writing. I asked her several times to provide something in writing but she didn't. She assured us, giving her guarantee, that we had business class seats on United, Qantas. Since we thought we had tickets and vouchers paid for, I took a road trip in California, using a voucher to pay for my car rental and two motels, which Kat booked and paid for by voucher, she said, but she would not give us any confirmation number or proof in writing. I gave her the flights I wanted out of San Diego to Zurich, and Zurich to Cleveland, and then Cleveland to San Jose. She said she'd book them, first class. But there were no bookings. So I paid for my tickets, all economy class, adding in Scotland, during the same time frame as the trip Kat was to book first class.
When I went to return the car, the name Jet Blue was on the booking, but it wasn't paid for. I had to pay for it on demand. Not only that, I was so upset about beginning to find out that we had been ripped off, I was distracted and hit a pole with the rental car as I was backing out.
The California road trip and continuation of the trip to Europe, Cleveland, and home, which should have been paid for by Jet Blue tickets and vouchers, cost me $9,206.64 out of pocket, not including food, side trips, etc. In my opinion, Kat is responsible for those expenses, as well, as she told me she had booked part of it and would book the rest. I've got another trip to Europe upcoming in September, and counted on those tickets and vouchers and will have to pay for those myself as it is my understanding from JetBlue Kat's ability to book anything has been suspended because of reports by other people. Supposedly, now, they are investigating her.
We heard about some problems with relatives, a family of 5, who used these tickets and vouchers on their trip to Europe, and we demanded our money back. She told us she would have to get the money back from her colleagues first. We were refunded $1,500, in three $500 individual payments over the coarse of a couple of weeks.
After trying to work diligently with Kat Beal, I sent her an email to serve as formal notice that if she didn't pay what she owed us for the tickets, vouchers, and the trip I took, and had committed to people in Europe and Cleveland. I told her that if she didn't pay what she owed, $15,106.54, in two increments of $7053.27, one on 7/5 and one on 7/12, I would be pursuing all legal remedies to make ourselves whole. I told her that elder abuse fraud carries jail time plus a financial penalty in California as targeting and pursuing seniors to defraud is very serious. I told her that I believed that she purposefully made JetBlue her partner in crime by stating assuredly that they would reimburse me for the car rental that she insisted had a voucher attached to it, that JetBlue would pay me back, and that Jet Blue thoroughly approved of her selling tickets and vouchers to us. I included two articles about perk fraud for airline employees, indicating that JetBlue knew about this scene, and failed to protect consumers, and that JetBlue, had specifically had scams with their tickets by their employees and should have been able to track Kat's many ticket activities.