Las estafas y su pequeño negocio

QUE HORROR:Trabajas o presta un servicio y no te pagan,inteligente forma de estafar al no existir un mecanismo legal para enfrentar a este tipo de gente.

QUE HORROR:Trabajas o presta un servicio y no te pagan,inteligente forma de estafar al no existir un mecanismo legal para enfrentar a este tipo de gente.

ANYWAYS, SO IN 2015, THIS IS WHEN ALL OF THE SUDDEN, ALL MY SOURCES LIKE PAYPAL, GOOGLE-YOUTUBE AND ALL THESE BANKS BEGAN SHUTTING ME DOWN! RAISING A PURPOSELY RED FLAG ON ME AND ON MY REPUTATION! AS WELL TAKING AWAY MY HAPPY LIFE I TRULY ONES HAD! SO, THEY SHUT ME DOWN EVER SINCE 2015, CHANGING ALL THEIR POLICIES ON PURPOSE-MAKING IT HARDER FOR ME TO EVEN SPEAK... THEY ARE STILL MESSING WITH MY LIFE, THEY TOOK MY DREAMS AND LIFE AWAY, AND MAKING IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR ME TO BECOME FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT WHILE I WATCH THEM ATTACK ME AND GIVE ME ANXIETY AND STEAL MY KNOWLEDGE?? THIS IS NOT RIGHT AT ALL!!

José Luis Cases Lozano imparte cursos para enseñar a los traders principiantes los métodos y técnicas de una profesión para la que, recalca, es necesaria una formación. Se hace llamar trader y promociona cursos que no sirven para nada. Me siento estafado, yo pagué el curso de Bolsa 6w en Tradertwit que se define como “una red de inversores privada, moderada, independiente y tiene fines puramente formativos” y este señor es el Director Ejecutivo de esa inversora, que no es más que una fachada, pues la usaba para copiar operaciones de traders mejores que él. Ahora entiendo porque nadie lo sigue, todos saben lo estafador que es, se hace pasar por trader profesional y es un don nadie sin conocimiento alguno. Y no conforme con esto, me enteré que este señor José Luis Cases Lozano timó varios millones de euros con Husesolar, una empresa promotora de renovables que quebró y arruinó a sus inversores. Estén atentos, les aviso que actualmente trata de limpiar su mala imagen creando auto mensajes sobre él y pagando publicidad en periódicos online.

A scam that I always see is emails coming into my inbox saying that the domain xxxxx.com is expiring. They make you believe that it is from your existing domain registry but it is not. Then they charge $75 to $300 per year and it normally cost around $11 per year.

Please develop a newer form for stopping ROBO CALLS. Your current form is too long, when all you need is the date, time of call, and any circumstances around the calls?

I would much prefer that you go after the telephone call violators. We get so many calls on both land line and cell phones. Everything from home improvement, help I've fallen and can't get up to robo calls about how good my credit is to nobody there from a 'Anticipated Live Sales Associate' system. PLEASE! This poop has to stop.

A mi me ha estafado Jose Luis Cases Lozano, no me quiere devolver el dinero y me hizo perder todo en bolsa. Esta ya denunciado pero ven dificil poder recuperar algo

I agree these phone calls are getting out of hand as well as their scare tactics if you don't comply

How can I stop calls from a person that calls from different numbers the last number is (951)438-1553 it always says I this is Rachel I calling about the $250,000 line of credit that you got approved call me at the name that appears on your phone or at (800)614-0397. I filed a few complaints with the federal trade commission. I am still getting the same calls some times a men call with the same information. How ca I stop this why the Federal Trade commission cannot stop them?

I agree about the bogus calls. I'm registered with the Do Not Call Registry but am still bombarded with these calls weekly. They spoof numbers so I don't know how they are going to get caught. My calls range from the credit card rate reduction, Google ads, and student loans rate reduction. I've gotten to the point where if I don't recognize the number (esp. out of state), I don't answer and see if it goes to voicemail. If the caller leaves a voicemail, then it's probably legit.

i keep get email saying the western union ready to send me money .but there is small fee

Why don’t you go after the proven scammers. There is a simple way to ID them. They all have phone numbers. And they are reported to you for what they are. CRIMINALS who despised and use the telephone as their weapon of choice. Work with the phone providers to cut them off at the line. The obvious problem is that the phone companies don’t want to lose the profits generated by these disgusting and hateful scammers. Use the power of the U.S. government to defeat these slime instead of using us as unwilling pawns and victims.

I'm not panning the FTC but I note that people have stepped aside here to note one of the biggest frustrations in many people's lives. I am also noting it as a real problem & everyone talks about it but it just continues. I really hope someone with clout will take this on like government should. Thank you.

It is good to see this service and growing awareness and protection amidst so many scams. When you're small, one person has to do multiple tasks and it's hard to build specialty knowledge. I appreciate that the FTC is working to make things as easy as possible.

Is anyone familiar with City Express Co., LLC? The website (www. cityexpressco. com) says they are based in Zurich, Switzerland with USA office in New York:228 E. 45th Street, NY,NY 10017. Phone: 347-269-0897 Email: usa@ cityexpressco. com. After some training modules, I am getting suspicious.

I keep getting call from a fellow in jamacia telling me I have won millions in a lottery I never heard of at all and after I talked with him and tol him never to call back he keees calling me I have bloked over 60 numbers but he uses a different number each time ehat can I do about it?

I have been offered a $250,000 line of credit for my small business, that I closed two years ago. Or I owe debt, or I'm about to be arrested by local authorities soon. Never answer but they are brazen and creative with their messages. I'm going to jail soon, so they won't be bothering me then!

imo we can be a lot more proactive on going after criminals, the trouble is on the prosecution and enforcement sides too.

I have a small Logistics company, has anybody reported where you get a prospective client looking for a freight quote to Dubai? Where you quote the shipment then they send you a check for 50k more than the quote and say its a mistake but its a pain to get a new check cut so just send them the remaining money left after? It seems like a new way of Money laundering right? Does seem not right at all.

I have been talking to a guy for about 2 to 3 months now. He goes by the name Jeffery. He says he designs jewelry and sales it. He has a son and has a house in New York but is in Turkey working on a contract...He tells me he is In love with me and wants to marry me....Then he proceeds to tell me that he wants to start a business and for him and I to run it when he comes to the states. He then begins to tell me that while in Kuwait last year he ran into a old friend while having a seminar with the American Gem Society in Washington who happens to be the marketing manager for a local mining company in Venezuela who informed him about a promotional discounted sale that their gold bars for selected buyers at 22,000 per kilo but he has a US buyer in the US who is willing to buy a kilo at 43,500.He informs me that I need to contact the email address that he is giving me and for me to tell them that I am the one who will be receiving the package and to not say nothing more.And once I receive the package he would contact the buyer who would the meet me and get the package and give me the money.When I ask him what is in the package he tells me Gold Bars.....I then ask him what am I suppose to do with the money and he tells me to spend some on taking care of myself and save some for him till he comes to me....He assured me that everything we are doing is legal and the goods belong to him.He tells me he would never hurt me or cause me harm because he loves me....Has anybody had this happen to them or can somebody tell me what they think about this....I just can't understand what he would gain out of me doing this...

I received an email from one of my employers asking me to go purchase 5 X $100 itunes gift cards. We do purchase gift cards from time to time. This request was so real but I became suspicious when the asked me to scape off the back of the cards and photocopy and send to a different email address. What shocked me is that is came from one of the bosses. The thing that I didn't look at was the actual email address. Even though it had my bosses name in front of the address it was not an email address that he has. When I told him that one of the other bosses wanted to call him to confirm the request the messages stopped.

So, we are a dry cleaner and we got scammed. I was contacted by an "event planner" who wanted to have chair covers and table clothes dry cleaned for a wedding reception. We agreed to a price and he was to send 50% of the price as a deposit ($2,700). He sent a check for $3,800, and asked a favor to send $1,050 to the delivery guy.. I was skeptical but I said If the check clears, then we will send it as a favor (small business to small business we had some sympathy to help him). So...the check cleared the next morning because my stupid bank apparently gives us the funds "as a courtesy"... MEANWHILE THE CHECK IS FAKE BUT MY BANK WONT DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT NOW...anyway we will get to that later. So the check clears and I trust him. Cool. I send the delivery guy $1,050 via Zelle (the bank transfer program that's new now). He gets it. A couple hours later, the original guy tells me the delivery guys truck broke down and he needs $750 to get it fixed to get to my shop. I was super hesitant and fought to not send that money. Then I finally gave in after a couple hours of arguing back and forth and said to myself that we have that cleared check so another 750 won't hurt. Well...I was wrong. The very next morning I got an email from my bank that the check was fake. Awesome! And my bank won't do anything about my transfers to this guy and losing $1,800. I reported it to the police and to the FBI. I won't be getting my money back but hopefully this helps prevent other cleaners from getting scammed like I did. Oh and get this!!!!....I got 4 more emails with the same exact message after this whole scam....all from different addresses and different names...and they even changed the colors of the cloths lol. I can't believe I fell for it, but lesson learned. Here's the message I received: I need a Light Dry cleaning/Laundry service (wash & fold) for a high volume of washing's, I am an Event Planner and will be having a party, the quantity of the washing's consist of 50 pieces of table cloths and 170 chair cloths weight of items (390 lbs/pounds) -colors are Brown and Yellow and fabrics are (Linen) Machine washable, normal cycle, tumble dry, no pressing, no hangers and no need to bleach. I will have a local hauler to deliver the cloths to you earlier before the date of the event and also pick them up when you are done, i also will be looking at most a 5 days turn around time but you can let me know what turn around time you work with as well Kindly let me know the total cost/estimate of the service and Do you accepts Check or Credit cards for Payment (washing soaps/detergent and other substance inclusive in the bill). Thanks FYI- No heavy or deep stains Thank you

Rachel called me. 250000 loan. (800)614-0397 callback number. Incoming # 703-972-8954

I'm a handyman in AZ. I keep getting requests for jobs for people out of state. When I tell them I don't accept credit cards. I dont hear from them again. What could this scam be?

My company had to close one of our bank accounts after scammers got our financial information and began printing checks on real check paper. Our company name and address were listed on the checks but not out number. The signature lines changed with each check and were not names of anyone formerly or currently working here. People all over the country began receiving these checks for several thousand dollars as payment for various things from craigslist ads along with instructions on what to do with the extra money. We a large sum of money and were unable to recover the funds even though we did not cut the checks. Months after closing the account we received hundreds of calls from people asking if we wrote them a check. The account number has been flagged for fraud and we now have to pay for a service to monitor our account. Watch who you bank with, small business owners. Ask what happens if your financial information is ever stolen and if you must pay for special fraud protection.

I agree with Gotcha202 who asks the FTC to go after these proven scammers who call repeatedly? We have two numbers, both get calls from "Rachel" biweekly, yes, telling us about the 250K waiting for us. SAME number 800-614-0397. We add our plea: FTC, please track down these nation wide scammers and get the Justice Department to prosecute them?

Sir/Madam, Please do something to stop all these blasted robocalls to my cell phone 5 to 10 per day. They are not only annoying but also quite disruptive to my business. The "do not call" list does not work. I suggest you create a website where I can report the robo number so you can then prosecute with stiff penalties. It may not be such a simple process of finding the culprits but you can figure it out. I trust you are listening to me and all the other customers who are fed up. STOP ROBOCALLS NOW. Thank you,,,,

ABN Global used bad checks to try to create an escrow account to buy real estate. They were in a great hurry after FedEx-ing checks(that turned out to be bad) to try and get us to quickly wire "their" funds to the seller. Turned out the bank Weeden was a Nigerian front. Our only pain was the bad check charges and work product they stole.