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This is a website used for inmates to be able to send text messages to their loved ones on a monthly basis. They will take your $14.99 a month but will not send the inmate a link to the text service.



When you call customer service to ask what is going on the number rings to Toyota (car dealership).



Please beware of this scamming service!

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DO NOT BUY ANY PRODUCTS FROM MBGRAM. IT IS A COMPLETE SCAM.

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On 9/4/22 the same people running this site for Shetland puppies scammed me out of $700 for a puppy and $1500 for the transport of the alleged puppy. At that time the website they were using was Alastairshetlandhome.com. In continuing my search for a puppy I came across this website (scottshetlandhome.com) and it is the same people. All the pictures of the puppies are the same ones I looked at, they’re all still 10 weeks old…the puppies just have different names. Please shut these crooks down before they scam another person.

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I purchased some items from pi peak LLC through walmart.com as they are a third-party seller there. I never received the items, and was told through Walmart that they were no longer available and I would receive a refund. However, then pi Peak provided some fake FedEx tracking information to Walmart saying that I received the order. However, I did not. I reached out to pi peak LLC, through walmart.com‘s customer service page, and received an email back from someone named Jeff supposedly at Pi Peak saying that my item was lost in transit and I would receive a refund. However Walmart was never told this, and they refused to give me my money back even though Pi Peak admitted to me that I did not receive my items. I think they are counting on people not being willing to hold them accountable and go through the rigmarole to try and get their money back. This company appears to be a scam. Beware!

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I was ordering a lawn mower for a real low price. Order with credit card, after my order was accepted they emailed my

my Thank you for ordering but know tracking number, know way of contacting them.

Know way of contacting them. Just be careful when the price is that cheap.

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On October 7, 2022, I tried purchasing an online defensive driving course to get 5% discount on my car auto insurance. Once I submitted my credit card information than selected a payment the website said my card was declined. I then proceeded to check my account to verify the information which dispute the information stated on the website of claims of my card being declined. The actual charge was pending as a "point of sale" purchase. I tried contacting the bank to stop the payment because I was not giving access to continue forward to take the course. I could not cancel the payment and the fraud department of the bank stated that's not considered to be fraud because my information was input into a valid website. So, I have to dispute the charge once it's the money taken. I reached out to a point contact on the website he asked if I had Venmo to reimburse me back the $35. I replied yes, he then stated the amount was sent again that turn out to be false statement. Please be cautious when making a payment for a defensive of driving course online when paying on a Friday, I guess.

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I was working with the company to get logo stickers and labels. I paid $354 up front and needed a refund. I requested a refund and it never got processed. I tried contacting the company and it took a month for someone to finally respond. They refused to refund my money or provide me with the service I paid for.

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This company pretends to be a business that schedules sky lantern events. We paid for an event in 2022 in Tucson, AZ and they never provide the physical address. We contacted the city of Tucson who confirmed there was no such event. The company then cancels the event “due to wind” so that no one can get their money back. They continue to have their website up advertising another event in Tucson ,AZ that doesn’t exist. They provide no physical address to the company or a phone number. They also make comments amount a Mormon lit on their Facebook page. We got ripped off of over $400 for tickets.

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Vendor made the VISA card debit but never delivered or shipped a product

Mr. **********,

Thank you for your interest in our products! Usually we will send the goods to you within 2 days of your order, and the delivery will take about 5-7 working days. Please wait patiently!

Have a nice day!

KUN hONG

[email protected]

---- On Wed, 05 Oct 2022 01:32:50 +0800 ***** **********  wrote ---

> Please provide a status on this order. I see you’re a new business so needing confirmation that you’re legitimate.

>

> ***** ********** * ***************************

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It’s a small online business that I wanted to support. I placed an order on 9/13/2022 today is 10/12/2022. Since, I’ve revived nothing but a confirmation email and nothing else. I tried emailing 4 different times to which I received no response. Once I spoke out on his social media, he immediately private messaged me and deleted my comment. A week after we spoke, still nothing, so I messaged him again. He left my comment on read. Don’t support his business!

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consumerdirectsavings.com Operate ans solicit via spoofed Emails.

Offer to answer special promotion, few questions and receive free merchandise.

Then ask you to pay shipping charge of 6:95.

Charge your card under different name --

GENERALIMPACTELECTRONICS

FRAUD, pure and simple. They tried to charge 69.95 membership fee. Had to file claim with Citibank.

Why Citibank allows such activities to take place is beyond me. They must have thousands consumer complains.

Citibank suppose to protect their clients from fraud.

Back to consumerdirectsavings.com and Generalimpact electronics. consumerdirectsavings.com does not have a mailing address and registered in Canada. I was not able to find any info on Generalimpact electronics at all. Citibank does not have any information and claims it is coming from Mastercard. Still they allow fraudulent activity on my account without lifting a finger.

Had to file complaint with them. Will see how it will be resolved.

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I emailed them about a golden retriever puppy for $600 they emailed me back details and information they needed from me to receive the puppy, when I emailed back to find out where the puppy was being delivered from they wouldn’t answer the question nor would they give me any other additional information, and they called me out of my name for asking where they were located.

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On September 3, 2021, I sent the following

after purchasing goods for $253.00. I was

asked to transmit the money via Zelle, which

I did. NOTHING then or since. I sicced my

bank on them, but the bank did nothing to

get my money back. A truly bad outfit and

still running this scam on the web.

"Howdy:

I would appreciate a tracking

number for the 4,000 CCI

small pistol primers I ordered

from you folks. Thank you."

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We purchased sneakers from this website. They were obviously fake shoes when they arrived. We returned them immediately to the address provided and although we followed the requirements and have proof the delivery was received, we were told they were not going to refund the money and kept the shoes and our money.

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I was contacted by this individual with a Tyler TX area code by text message after listing my vehicle for sale online in Michigan. Interested 'buyer' was enthusiastic about setting up an appointment to see the vehicle but insisted I provide an "Actual Investigation Inspection" (AVI) report before meeting do the vehicle history could be checked. I fell for it and paid $27 for the report online. I don't know if the report was a bogus template or not since the vehicle I am selling is clean from any accidents or other adverse history. Once I acknowledged I had the report and requested an email address to send it to the prospective buyer disappeared/went dark. I didn't think much about it (other than oh well, I wasted $27) until, less than 2 hours later I received a text message from another prospective buyer with a Miami area code with a similar request. This time the buyer insisted on a "CVC report which I could get at quickvinhistory.com. I went to the site and, like the AVI report, entered my VIN and was immediately prompted for credit card info to pay. I dug a bit deeper and the payment screen also required full name, address, birthdate and more. There is no reason for this level of personal information be provided to get a VIN history which led me to believe this scam was not only after the $28 fee for the report, but wanted to mine my personal information as well. Live and learn. Hope this helps at least 1 person!

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I was contacted by this individual with a Tyler TX area code by text message after listing my vehicle for sale online in Michigan. Interested 'buyer' was enthusiastic about setting up an appointment to see the vehicle but insisted I provide an "Actual Investigation Inspection" (AVI) report before meeting do the vehicle history could be checked. I fell for it and paid $27 for the report online. I don't know if the report was a bogus template or not since the vehicle I am selling is clean from any accidents or other adverse history. Once I acknowledged I had the report and requested an email address to send it to the prospective buyer disappeared/went dark. I didn't think much about it (other than oh well, I wasted $27) until, less than 2 hours later I received a text message from another prospective buyer with a Miami area code with a similar request. This time the buyer insisted on a "CVC report which I could get at quickvinhistory.com. I went to the site and, like the AVI report, entered my VIN and was immediately prompted for credit card info to pay. I dug a bit deeper and the payment screen also required full name, address, birthdate and more. There is no reason for this level of personal information be provided to get a VIN history which led me to believe this scam was not only after the $28 fee for the report, but wanted to mine my personal information as well. Live and learn. Hope this helps at least 1 person!

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I was on America Truck website and had just purchased some items. I got a notification that I qualified for a $19.00 rebate so I decided to proceed. It ended up getting past entering my credit card information and had second thoughts and just closing the window. Since then I got 2 charges from SMARTYCASHBACK.COM and 1 charge from SHIPMENTSFREE.COM. At no time did I see that there was going to becharges to my debit card. I also did not get an email notifying me of charges.

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I did a search for a bike rack I wanted to buy. Their site was in the results and had a good price. I paid $319.95 on 5-25-22, but never received the product.

I was unable to contact anyone by phone or email. I eventually disputed the charge on my credit card and had it reversed. On 7-25-22 a second charge for the same amount was placed on the credit card, which I also had reversed.

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They "make and sell" oversized knit king sized blankets for $39.99 free shipping. I read reviews on the site posted on social media (Facebook and Instagram) there wasn't many but the few I read all seemed great. I ordered, got my confirmation and tracking info the next day. 3/4 days later I got an email saying my package was delivered from USPS and it was left at or in my mailbox. I got home and there was no package. I called USPS and my package went to another address in my city nowhere near me or my street. But all my shipping info was correct. They were baffled. I opened a claim to investigate so the next day someone from USPS in South Carolina called me and said this is what they do. The "package" is insured up to $100 so If I have my receipt and file the necessary paperwork I can get my money back and they still get my $39.99 with no questions asked and because customers are getting their money back because of the insurance the USPS provides at no additional cost at shipping, they are continuing to get away with this scam. As of now they are not answering my emails, there is no website for this company and once I researched it more a lot of people are running into the same problem I am. I still have not received my money back, or my "package" if there ever was one to begin with.

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This company sales women’s clothing online. They claim on their website to manufacture and ship from the USA, specifically South Carolina. They offer a 30 refund/exchange. I ordered 5 garments per their sizing chart, however each item was too small. I requested an RA to exchange them. I received an email stating to keep the items and reorder new ones. After sending follow up requests, I was offered a small payment to keep the items. Ultimately, they sent me their return item address and I was appalled! I reported the company to my financial institution and they are investigating the company.

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