The owner, JJ HENDRICKS, accesed my account without my permision and issued a $200 refund, now i have to pay a $30 negitave balance fee to PayPal and my bank, what a mess
Walmart 330000000000 ☎ +330000000000
Summary — +330000000000
Caller Name: Walmart
Caller Type: Scam
Location: France
Reviews: 436
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Expert Opinion
The caller with the number +330000000000 appears to be a scammer, targeting individuals with various fake online shopping deals and phishing schemes. Many users have reported receiving low-quality or incorrect items, or in some cases, nothing at all. The caller's methods involve creating a sense of urgency and using fake websites and email addresses to deceive victims. It's essential to be cautious when dealing with online transactions and to thoroughly research the seller before making a purchase, as these scams can result in significant financial losses.
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JJ HENDRICKS a accédé à mon compte sans permission
This number is associated with a purchase I made on Facebook for luxury car seat covers.
Achat de sièges de voiture de luxe sur Facebook
Variety of goods are recieved
Varities of products were mentioned
Divers produits
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JC Penney
This number was used to promote items on clearance at JC Penney
A sales pitch was made, using JC Penney clearance items as a promotional tactic
They were calling about JC Penney items that are on sale for clearance.
A sales pitch was made using JC Penney's clearance items as bait.
utilisé pour des ventes de clearance
Upon reflection, I realize I almost fell prey to a cleverly crafted email scam. The message, disguised as a promotional email from Macy's, directed me to a website that, although resembling the legitimate site, featured ridiculously low prices and a countdown timer. This tactic, designed to create a sense of urgency, aimed to distract me from scrutinizing the website's authenticity before making a purchase.
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Scam
An order was placed for a pair of Jordan shoes, totaling $105.00
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Unknown
Purchased a pair of Jordan shoes for $105.00 from them.
An order was placed for a pair of Jordan shoes totaling $105.00.
A purchse of $105.00 was made for a pair of Jordan shoes.
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Company
Ordered Jordan shoes for $105
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Scam
Merchandise is charged to credit card, but the seller fails to deliver the goods.
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Scam
The company is engaged in the sale of clotings, however they fail to deliver the merchandice after charging my credit card.
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Scam
Merchandise is never shipped after credit card charges are made, indicating a potential scam involving clothing sales.
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Scam
They selling clothing but never actually ship the products after charging my credit card
Vente de vêtements sans livraison
I got a fake email from Macy's with a link to a website that look like theirs, but it was probaly a scam
A cloned email advertisement from Macy's led me to a website with exceptionally low prices, but the presence of a 'count down clock' created a sense of urgency, which, in retrospect, was likely a tactic to distract from scrutinizing the website's legitimacy
A suspicious email, purportedly from Macy's, directed me to a website with unusually low prices and a countdown timer, which, in hindsight, was likely a tactic to create urgency and distract from the site's legitimacy.
Macy's email is fake with low price and countdown
Following an incident where the owner of a website logged into my account without permission and initiated a refund for a $200 video game, I contacted PayPal, who advised me to contact my bank to resolve the issue.
The owner of pricecharting.com accesed my account without permision, pretendin to be me and initiated a refund for a $200 vide game, now I need to contact my bank to stop the refund becuse it didnt happen on paypals end, basicaly a big hassle
On pricecharting.com, I noticed the game sold to someone for $200; the site owner accessed my account without authorization, posed as me, and issued a refund to the buyer prior to the video game's delivery. PayPal confirmed it wasn't their doing but originated from his side, advising me to reach out to my bank to halt the refund since that's where it started basi...
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