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How to Beg Online Safely with Common Sense Beggingmoney.com receives visitors from all over the world. Some have the intention to scam you! NEVER send money to anyone who “wants to help you”. All the transfer fees and other excuses are just an attempt to scam someone. Before you ask for money on our website, don’t forget to read our START HERE page 419 Scammers visit this site daily from Nigeria, HELP STOP THE FRAUD and report the criminals! Report all SUSPICIOUS EMAILS TO: http://www.fbi.gov/scams-safety/fraud Do NOT send money to ANYONE Scammers will send you checks and ask for your personal address. Here is what a typical SCAM EMAIL LOOKS LIKE: Good Day i was reading your page and i see that you really needed some donation.This is my frist time on the site,but i was touched by you word and i feel like help you.i do not run a paypal account but will be ok by you if am willing donate money to you in another way.i donate money to many people and organization,i will be putting you in this month budget among does that am ready to help.well the only method i can help you with its through check if you are okay with the method just get back to me with the followings Name;………………………………………………………………….. Contact Address;…………………………………………………. Telephone Number;…………………………………………….. State;…………………………………………………………………… City;……………………………………………………………………… Zip Code;……………………………………………………………… Once you get back to me with the details i will ask my manager to issued the check payment out to you immediately. REGARD TO YOUR FAMILY THANK REGARD TO YOUR FAMILY  If you receive an email like this forward/send  it to the local authorities with the email address! This is Fraud according to the http://www.fbi.gov/scams-safety/fraud – “Nigerian Letter or “419” Fraud Nigerian letter frauds combine the threat of impersonation fraud with a variation of an advance fee scheme in which a letter mailed from Nigeria offers the recipient the “opportunity” to share in a percentage of millions of dollars that the author—a self-proclaimed government official—is trying to transfer illegally out of Nigeria. The recipient is encouraged to send information to the author, such as blank letterhead stationery, bank name and account numbers, and other identifying information using a fax number provided in the letter. Some of these letters have also been received via e-mail through the Internet. The scheme relies on convincing a willing victim, who has demonstrated a “propensity for larceny” by responding to the invitation, to send money to the author of the letter in Nigeria in several instalments of increasing amounts for a variety of reasons. Payment of taxes, bribes to government officials, and legal fees are often described in great detail with the promise that all expenses will be reimbursed as soon as the funds are spirited out of Nigeria. In actuality, the millions of dollars do not exist, and the victim eventually ends up with nothing but loss. Once the victim stops sending money, the perpetrators have been known to use the personal information and checks that they received to impersonate the victim, draining bank accounts and credit card balances. While such an invitation impresses most law-abiding citizens as a laughable hoax, millions of dollars in losses are caused by these schemes annually. Some victims have been lured to Nigeria, where they have been imprisoned against their will along with losing large sums of money. The Nigerian government is not sympathetic to victims of these schemes, since the victim actually conspires to remove funds from Nigeria in a manner that is contrary to Nigerian law. The schemes themselves violate section 419 of the Nigerian criminal code, hence the label “419 fraud.” Tips for Avoiding Nigerian Letter or “419” Fraud:
  • If you receive a letter from Nigeria asking you to send personal or banking information, do not reply in any manner. Send the letter to the U.S. Secret Service, your local FBI office, or the U.S. Postal Inspection Service. You can also register a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission’s Complaint Assistant.
  • If you know someone who is corresponding in one of these schemes, encourage that person to contact the FBI or the U.S. Secret Service as soon as possible.
  • Be skeptical of individuals representing themselves as Nigerian or foreign government officials asking for your help in placing large sums of money in overseas bank accounts.
  • Do not believe the promise of large sums of money for your cooperation.
  • Guard your account information carefully.”
Report all FRAUDS AND SCAMS IMMEDIATELY TO http://www.fbi.gov/scams-safety/fraud Wikipedia explains online fraud in detail. Be smart and keep your personal info to yourself. Report them

Last Updated: November 25, 2023

Can save my 46 years marriage whit $7,500.00

Can save my 46 years marriage whit $7,500.00  

My name José de Jesús Vargas Reyes, my age 73 years old, I am pensionary and I´m living in Zapopan Jal. México Zip code 45086, I am also a visual disabled of my rigth eye. My wife is Gabriela Isabel Michel since 46 year ago, she is 77 years old, and she can´t understand how I felt in a telephonic scam (deceit) in october 2022, that error became in a debth of $14,500.00 to Citybanamex, that this bank imposed to me as a personal credit, it was asked online on my bank account, by anonimous bad person, whithout my application and acceptance. Now I wake up everyday whit the fear and the risk of receive a lawsuit, started by the bank or the colect company, if thath horrible event could happen, can produce the separation of my wife.

The colect company sent last month a proposal of pay a lower amount of $4,000.00 on one alone payment to finish the debth, so I supouse that it is possible to negotiate a lower payment to pay the debth. If I will find help funds I will offer a payment not higher tan 50% of the total amount. These will be the use of the possible donations to my cause.

paypal.me/jv737373

Filed Under: Scammers Tagged With: South and Central America

Last Updated: November 22, 2023

Was stupid, got scammed.

Hello to those who read this. Just a guy who never thought he could feel this low and angry at the same time. My wife and I are expecting in February, and I wanted to surprise her with an investment fund for our baby. I was trying to get to a web page and clicked the wrong link apparently, entered some details and the next thing I know I had $4500 stolen from me. It’s a feeling I pray you will never have to experience. I’m so stupid, I should have slowed down, paid more attention, and now there’s no way to get my money back. I just don’t know where to turn and now I’m at the mercy of any who are willing to help. Thank you so much!

https://paypal.me/coulduseyourhelp?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US

Filed Under: Scammers Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: November 21, 2023

Seeking help after facing tax fraud

Last year was incredibly difficult for me after discovering I had been a victim of tax fraud. In 2021, an unknown perpetrator hacked my personal information and used it to file a fraudulent tax return with the Canadian tax authorities. Ever since discovering the identity theft, the impacts have been immense.

Dealing with the aftermath of having my identity stolen has been a full-time job in itself. I have spent countless hours on calls and filling out paperwork to try and resolve the issues with both the fraudulent return and properly submitting my own authentic returns. However, the government processing of these matters moves at an unfortunately slow pace. As a result, I have fallen severely behind on payments.

To make matters worse, while wading through the red tape of identity recovery, I received an additional blow – a diagnoses of an immune disorder. This new medical condition means I cannot sustain my regular work hours or duties. Just as my income streams were faltering due to the tax predicament, my health deteriorated – further weakening my financial stability.

My strained financial situation has negative ripple effects, too. I am responsible for child support payments monthly. And as the primary breadwinner , the full weight of household costs are on me alone. Between  taxes, debt and basic living expenses, the pressure has become unbearable.

I am at a true crisis point and desperately need help getting back on stable footing. Any assistance to pay down accumulated debts and obligations would provide significant relief during this overwhelming season. I appreciate any consideration of support through my PayPal account.

 

Thank you very much

Please  help me, i never ask much in my life.

i served my country and it feels i get nothing back

My paypal:

https://paypal.me/thefunnycat

 

Filed Under: Scammers Tagged With: Canada

Last Updated: November 8, 2023

A con artist took it all – any help would be SO greatly appreciated

Hello  to all,

My name is Josh, I’m 32 years old, and I have a crazy story to tell.

Unfortunately this story led me to lose almost everything I worked so hard for :( Starting in 2019 I fell victim to a full blown con that I didn’t see coming from a mile away. The person was a wanted felon long before they found me, and today they are sitting in jail, but before they were arrested they took nearly $15,000 in cash from me, and wracked up $66,780 in debt. Over the course of the last 4 years some of that debt has been dropped and erased, but what I am left with today is as low as it will get. All the cases have been closed, and the battle in the legal system is done. What’s left is being considered ‘mine’.

The story starts with a girl working for a temporary employment company. The company I had been with for 10 years hired her for a brief 3 month job that we had, and in the course of that 3 months, we had met and started dating. It was absolute love at first sight. I thought I had found ‘the one’. She made me fall in love with her so fast it made my head spin. I was completely elated and felt the same from her, nothing had ever been so perfect for me… come to find out it was all by design… Shortly after the end of her 3 month contract with my company, she came over to my apartment and told me she was getting rid of her apartment (which I had never been to in the 3 months we had been together; odd in hind sight) and wanted to know if I wanted to get a place with her and move in together. It seemed somewhat fast to me then, but also I was extremely serious about her and figured ‘why the hell not’; I wanted to put a ring on her finger someday. So that’s what we did. About 2 months there after getting a place with her is when things start to get extremely ugly.

It started with one of my credit cards being ran up out of nowhere. I caught it very quickly, got on the phone with the credit card company, and opened a lost/stolen card case. All of the charges were reverted and a new card was to come in the mail. Within a couple of weeks my new card (which I had not received in the mail yet) began incurring new charges. My mind was blown and I got on the phone again with the credit card company. It was them who clued me into what might be going on: someone was getting into my mailbox and stealing my mail. There was only 1 individual possible, my ‘beloved girlfriend’. I confronted her about it and she lied and lied and covered till the bitter end, but I knew better and I stood my ground. Eventually I worked it out of her and she broke down saying she was extremely sorry and would never do it again, “I’ll do better, I’m so sorry” etc. etc. etc. I believed her, and while I was very upset, I stayed living with her, but told myself I would be extremely cautious. The credit card companies were unwilling and even unable to reverse the charges because on a technical note, it was someone using my card who I knew. Even though I did NOT give permission or consent to ever use it, the credit companies said that was on me. I was upset but carried on.

Within a month of confronting her about stealing my mail and credit cards, I come home, and she is entirely gone. Absolutely nothing left in the apartment of hers, and very little of mine. Anything of value was completely cleaned out. I called the police, and what I found out with them that day was horrifying. She was not at all who she said she was. Come to find out I didn’t even know this girl’s real name. I had been living with a stranger, and that stranger had access to everything important in my life. Over the course of the next few weeks letters began coming in the mail. She had somehow gotten a hold of my social security number and every other personal bit of information needed to do pretty much anything she wanted to with my identity. She bought 2 cars acting as me with the help of another male, opened several accounts (both credit card and bank) adn ran them up, and even got a second apartment with my name and the help of whomever she had working with her. I gave the police every bit of information I had, and they were able to find her in working with the websites and businesses she used for all of the items she purchased or accounts she opened. She was wanted long before me with felony charges of identity theft, fraud, and grand larceny. She was put in jail for a little over a month before she bailed herself out. Shortly there after I get a horrifying call at work from my apartment complex saying my apartment was on fire and to please get there ASAP. I show up and sure enough my apartment was in flames. The fire department came to me and said they had reason to suspect foul play and that detectives were on the way to speak with me. Fast forward several months and it was found that gasoline was poured and lit on fire, and they had named the main suspect as my now ex-girlfriend; out of jail on bail and doing everything she could to get back at me. Low and behold they found her and added on felony counts of arson and endangering lives (as the apartment complex she caught on fire had others living in it), and put her in jail without bond. As I mentioned earlier she is sitting in jail still to this day, but all of my cases have been closed, and while a large portion of the debt and accounts were dropped, I am still left with $66,780 that I have absolutely no way of paying for. I had to relocate because for a while, I was fully in fear of my life. In this process I lost my job and pretty much everything I had. For a brief minute I had nothing but my car.

I moved to a new state and I am currently working 2 jobs trying to catch up, and may even need to get a 3rd, but even despite my effort, I’m falling further and further behind. I fear that I may lose my apartment I am in now if I can’t get this figured out. Bills are starting to come for all of the debt and there is no way I will be able to make it on my own. I am extraordinary upset with everything that happened, but I learned some extremely valuable lessons. And at the end of the day I’m still alive, and there is no greater gift than that. Life isn’t fair, and there are some very evil people out there. But at the end of the day whats gotten me through all of this is knowing that even though there is a lot of bad in the world, there is still a whole lot of good too.

I am here to ask for any and all help possible. There is no amount too small. I am grateful and happy for absolutely anything. And I plan to pay it all forward someday when I am out of this mess. Thank you all, and here is my PayPal.me account if you do so chose to help; I am humbly grateful and I wish the very best for you and yours.

paypal.me/axiom220

Thanks,

Josh

Filed Under: Scammers Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: November 3, 2023

I got SCAMMED – Now falling behind in more debt – Please Help

Dear generous reader,

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to you today because I find myself in an extremely challenging situation, one where I am struggling to meet my financial obligations. The mounting pressure from outstanding debts, including my mortgage, credit card debt, and a car loan, has begun to intensify, leading to phone calls from the creditors and looming financial uncertainty. My income is insufficient to restore all my accounts to a good standing, and I find myself in a relentless cycle of accumulating more debt every day, even to buy groceries. It is my sincerest hope that you may consider extending your kind support to help me navigate this turbulent period as I work towards regaining financial stability.

My financial turmoil began when I fell victim to a fraudulent scheme over the past 2-3 months. I lost approximately $25,000, which originally did not belong to me. I was drawn into what seemed like a legitimate “job” in the realm of cryptocurrency “investment.” The scammers involved me in high-risk crypto investments that promised exceedingly high returns. These investments operated through a series of “daily tasks” and initially paid out smaller sums as returns. For instance, I could “reserve a seat” with $100 and expect to receive $140 once the trade concluded. They primarily engaged in Futures trading on the crypto market, creating an illusion of genuine gains.

I naively believed that this method could help me pay off my credit card debt and settle overdue bills that had been accumulating. Consequently, I borrowed $11,000 from a private financial institution at a staggering interest rate of 35%. To fund these investments, I also borrowed from my wife’s credit line and relied on the generosity of two friends. This financial journey began on August 15, 2023, and for a brief period, it seemed like I was finally on the path to financial recovery. However, my hopes were dashed just two weeks later when I discovered that I had unwittingly embarked on the most significant mistake of my life, losing every cent I had invested.

I am currently engaged in a challenging pursuit to track down the scammers and, hopefully, recover some of the lost funds. This process is protracted and demands further financial resources, as I need to enlist the services of a cryptocurrency firm to trace the transaction routes in the hopes of securing a refund.

Meanwhile, I am grappling with the burden of regular expenses such as my electricity bill, car loan, and mortgage. The situation has worsened since I am now servicing a new, high-interest loan that I didn’t have before, and my wife’s part-time job pays less than the average income. As a result, even providing our three children with proper meals has become a daily challenge.

The weight of regret and shame I carry is profound. I should have known better, and the most distressing part is not being able to adequately provide for our children, given the predicament I have placed us in.

If you have reached this point in my message, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for your time and consideration. I am already appreciative of the opportunity to share my story on this platform in the hopes of finding assistance to extricate myself from this dire situation. I am also committed to raising awareness about the specific type of scam I encountered, as I wish to protect others from falling victim to it. As my financial worries persist, I will explore the most effective ways to reach a wider audience and make a difference.

From the depths of my heart, I thank you for taking the time to read my story and consider lending a helping hand. I am more than willing to provide evidence of the loans I acquired, the funds I transferred to the scammers, and the complete account of how this unfortunate episode unfolded.

Thank you so very much for your consideration and support.

Sincerely,

paypal.me/peyem

Filed Under: Scammers Tagged With: Canada

Last Updated: October 23, 2023

Lost money in crypto scam

Hello,

My name is Serah. I am living in Canada, I am divorced, being on my own for over 10 years now.

Last year I needed some extra income to help me to pay off my car loan, customer proposal debt and other living expenses.

I responded to the add and invested $250 in cryptocurrency to gain more money. I worked with the broker and slowly my money grew in my investment account.

The invested money were growing to the point where I wanted to withdraw them to pay my bills, but the broker told me I have to invest $3000 CAN dollars in order to withdraw what I already had in my wallet.

Because I am very inexperienced in cryptocurrency, to my disappointment, after sending $3,000 dollars to the company, I have never been paid the money I supposedly earned.

I felt frustrated and started loosing faith in humanity and in the goodness of this world.

I was left with over $3000 dollars in debt on the top what I already own to the other creditors.

It took me a lot of time to recover from the fact that I was scammed and to get over the feeling of total disappointment.

I learned my lesson in life and I will never repeat the same mistake again.

I still own those money to my credit card company as I am only able to keep up with a minimum payment.

I am asking from the bottom of my heart to help me to clear that debt and I will be forever grateful.

I want to believe that there is someone who cares and I will pay forward the same kindness to someone else in the future.

My PayPal account: https://www.paypal.com/paypal.me/serah550

Thank you,

Serah

Filed Under: Scammers Tagged With: Canada

Last Updated: October 22, 2023

Help me get MY money back from scammer

My name is Latoya. I’ve come to a point in my life where I have been a victim of a Crypto investment scam and I cannot seem to retrieve any of money back.

I was initially introduced to OptoxFx (previously FxOpen) in August 2022 due to their auto-trading robot. I thought it was a smart way to invest at the time especially as I had little trading experience and wanted to earn a second stream of income. So, I started by depositing a small amount of £300. The profits grew a little, until it grew to a certain amount and they asked to me to deposit another £500 to continue growing my investment. Not too long they asked me to deposit another £1,590 to upgrade my account.

However, the problems started when I started to request my withdrawal. The company then began to find ways to demand me to pay more and more exorbitant fees. They always seemed to find smart ways to charge me for something (whether it be for account upgrades, HMRC taxes, insurance costs, bank account linking, rates and etc). It got to a point where I got very frustrated because at each stage, they kept promising a bill was the last I had to pay for me to receive my withdrawal, when in truth they were very dishonest and requested me to pay for another bill the next day.

In the end I sent a total of £16,612 to this scam company and made £21,932 profit, but whenever I kept trying to withdraw my money, these scammers did not give me a single penny and kept charging me more fees.

I didn’t know what else to do because I was desperately trying to get my money out of the company, but at the same I got into a lot of debt because I had to take out loans & credit cards to pay for all the costs. I was just hoping & praying I would receive my withdrawal money quickly at the time so I could pay off all my debts – but that promise never came…

I see now what a big mistake and error of judgement I made for allowing myself to invest in such a scam. I am 32 years old! In a lot of debt, and I am still struggling to pay off all my loans & credit cards a year later!

I am sincerely asking for help for someone online who has read my story to help me please!!!

https://paypal.me/latoya408?country.x=GB&locale.x=en_GB

Filed Under: Scammers Tagged With: UK

Last Updated: October 14, 2023

Out Of Option!

Hello, as a man who has always found a way to make sure the bills were paid has ran out of options, what do I mean by that, when I needed more money to buy food and pay the bills, I would get a second job but now no one will hire a 67-year-old man in a wheel chair.

Two years ago, my daughter got sick from a blood disorder, her body would not produce enough blood there where days she could not function and could not work so I made sure she and my grandchildren had a place to live, food, car, I would make up the different by helping her pay bills she is a single mother of two children and their dad is worthless does not contribute any support for the children. She is getting better now through many treatments, blood transfusions.

I live a very modest life on my SS income in a 900sq ft house the only debt I had was mortgage, plus, power, gas, food, visa, car is paid for, was able to save money every month to take care of expenses that would come up, right now my frig stop working $400, car needs radiator $600, yard needs fall leaves cleaned up $200, sink leaks in the kitchen $350, no savings to take care these repairs, plus all of these monthly bills have went up 10 to 30%.

Here is how I was scam I had met someone who I thought was a friend we were talking one day she was telling me how she made extra money every month Forex trading, being intrigued I wanted to know more. I asked her if she could teach me to trade, I thought it would be a way to make extra money every month scene my savings was almost depleted and could not get a job a way to help my family.

I asked her if she could show me but I told her I was paranoid about loosing my money she told me not to worry she has a team that analyze the market to know how and when to trade I was still not sure, she had me go to a web site gsforex.net and sign up to set my broker account up, the trading platform she had me use was meta trader 5 the account only had my name on it and my password I set up I thought I was safe if it was just in my name only.

She told me you need to wire funds into your account, I was uneasy about it after two days of thinking I knew I had to do something I was running out of money, I wired the money into my account $5000 which was leaving me with very little in my savings. After six weeks she had me in some trades I made money, I wanted to withdraw some of my profits she told me no not yet if you really want to make good returns you need to put more money in your trading account, I told her this is all I have to put in, she told me in order for me to really get high returns you need to get more money to trade with, she asked do you have any assets to pull money out of and like a stupid fool I said yes I have some equity in my house. She asked how much can you get I don’t know I would have to ask my bank; I could get $70K HELOC out. I told her I could do $58K but I needed to be able to withdraw money ever month to pay the loan back and to help my family she said no problem. I wired the money; I was making profits the end of the month came up and I told her I needed to withdraw some of my profits she told me to wait tell tomorrow it was to late in the day to do a withdraw. Then next day I tried to contact her and customer services to set the withdraw up no one was responding I tried and tried no answer I had been ghosted that was back in July 2023 and still cannot get any response.

So now I am making the payment on the HELOC loan at 8.8% $480 which is an adjustable rate along with my first mortgage, my daughters car payment $264, power, food this is where I cut back just eating tuna, frozen dinners eggs and toast in order to pay all the bills.

My balances are, HELOC is at $61,583, daughter’s car loan which is in my name is at $13,800 these are the two debts I need help with or with the $5K out of my savings!

I appreciate your time

Roger

PayPal.Me/RogerN244

Filed Under: Scammers Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: October 12, 2023

Scammed by the best

I am in dire need of financial help. I have been scammed so many times I’ve lost count. First scammed by a man who claimed to be celebrity and had an ongoing relationship for 2 years. Within that time he got me for over $9,000.00. I lost my car because of him and also my dignity. Took out two loans to “help” him with getting out of his contract. At 62 years of age you would think I would know better. But, this guy was convincing and would send me pictures of the sets he was on. I finally had enough of his shenanigans and lies I had to cut him off.
Then I tried recently to procure a loan from a known company, turns out they were illegitimate. They approved the loan but made me pay off several accounts that needed to be taken care of before they could pay me. Well, after 500.00 and no response they took my money and ran. I’m 62 years old and a full time caregiver for my 95 year old mother. I never thought I would be in this situation but, here I am begging or hoping that someone can help me. I’ve never had to beg for anything in my life but, I’m hopeful that the kindness of others will read this and lend a hand before I lose anything else. Even the private investigator is unable, or not willing to help me get my money back. My mom needs help as we are basically living hand to mouth. Social security doesn’t go far enough to make ends meet. If I can just get $10,000.00 I can get back what I’ve lost and be able to help my mom and myself. Just hoping the world still has some kind people left to help me.
Thank you for the time and any help will be appreciated.
www.PayPalMAnfinson or $MargaretAnfinson01 Cashapp

Filed Under: Scammers Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: October 9, 2023

Financial encouragement for life adversities and protection against scams

My name is Isabelle, I am a self-taught surface designer from Italy (i.bellecreations on Instagram) and I am trying to make this hobby of mine my main occupation in order to fulfill my childhood dream of being able to earn a living through my creativity. It’s been a 3 years journey, I started to learn drawing from scratch and wanted to earn a living with it since the beginning however I didn’t receive the success and attention needed/wanted and I have to rely on minimum wage side jobs. I am not discouraged to continue however recently I got scammed by a NFT website promising me to sell my artworks and lost around €7000 worth of money, which were all of my savings up to now, in minting fees and a withdrawal fee which was never supposed to be there in the first place. The offer was promising but I am simply inexperienced in this market area and so I thought it was a good investment. I obviously learned from my mistake and took the right actions to signal this scam and warn other artists. However, there is no guarantee for me to get that money back and should I decide to engage with agencies specializing in these cases their services are not for free. Any help would be more than appreciated, I would simply be forever grateful. I am simply a genuine and I believe in keeping my heart open to new possibilities but unfortunately this attitude attracts the wrong type of people too, not only the best ones.

Thank you for your assistance, feel free to have a chat on Instagram too, I am a friendly and open person.

This is my Paypal link, any donation is very much appreciated: paypal.me/isabelleturla

Filed Under: Scammers Tagged With: EU

Last Updated: October 10, 2023

I have been scammed…PLEASE HELP!!!

I have been struggling so much in regards to asking for some assistance with the current situation I a dealing with in my life now. No matter how humiliated, violated, less than smart, alone, sad and depressed I feel at this very moment; I heard a voice while I was sleeping, that urged me to get on this website and explain why I am in this horrible situation.

I am a single mother with a son in his first semester of college. I work a full time job, but needed to earn some extra money, because everything falls on me. About three weeks ago, an advertisement was sent to my cell phone in regards to earning extra money and that’s when my entire life was turned upside down!! The advertisement stated that this company will pay people (me) to advertise the company’s energy drink product on my car via getting it wrapped by a car wrap specialist. I called myself doing my due diligence by researching the company online. Sure enough, it was a legitimate company selling various energy drink products, so I responded to the advertisement. Two weeks go by and then I get a message from Ryan Smith (Auto Wrap Campaign Manager) stating that the company is sending me a package in the mail explaining the process and how to start earning money after getting my car wrapped.

I received my package with instructions on what I have to do in order to start making some extra money. Everything still seemed legit from the name of the company on the packaging, the instruction letter and the cashier’s check in my name (yes, every time I think about this situation, I feel horrible and truly less than smart for allowing myself to fall victim to this fraud scam). The Cashier’s Check was to cover me getting both of my car doors wrapped with the energy drink logo (I pay the Car Wrap Specialist) and my first week’s pay from the 12 week campaign this advertisement was for. I actually spoke to Ryan on the phone several times, which assisted with me still believing that this advertisement car wrap campaign was real.

Needless to say, I fell for what my mom said to me a long time ago….if something seems to be too good to be true, don’t believe that it is!! I didn’t realize that I was being scammed, because I was desperately trying to earn some much needed extra money for me and my son and now I have a bank account that is largely overdrawn by almost $6,000. I am truly embarrassed to even say that in this plea. I did report this fraudulent scam to my banking institution and I also filed a police report. Unfortunately for me, I know neither will be able to get the money back.

When I stated above how this entire ordeal has turned my life upside down; I meant every word! I have been praying to God for some guidance during this time and beyond. My faith is strong and I have learned a valuable life lesson during this ordeal. I have to just pray and wait on God always!! If I don’t pray and ask for guidance first, there is always a chance that I will get burned just like I did in the above situation.

I do need some assistance to bring my bank account back to a positive balance and pray that someone will find it in his/her heart to help me with this urgent matter. Please send donations to:

paypal.me/helpinghands2005

https://paypal.me/helpinghands2005?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US

I want to THANK YOU in advance for your kindness and know that going through this ordeal (as painful as it is) has sparked a fire within me to assist others (in the future) going through similar situations.

Thank you so much for your time and/or just reading to my story. God Bless You!!

Filed Under: Scammers Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: September 30, 2023

Blinded, now suffering the outcome.

Please help me out I don’t know what to do. I’ve been financially betrayed. Another human I thought i could trust has done me dirty !

As a man this is so embarrassing but I hope someone’s good karma will replace her bad bad karma ! My accounts have been run completely dry from 50 000, My credit score ruined, and am dumbfounded +my feels hurt maybe a little bit.

Anything helps but a good amount to invest into creating some sources of income for myself to start all over.

https://paypal.me/Shwitz?country.x=CA&locale.x=en_US

Filed Under: Scammers Tagged With: Canada

Last Updated: September 27, 2023

6000£

I am reaching out with a heavy heart, seeking support during a challenging time for my family and me.

I reside in England with my husband and three young children, aged 6, 6, and 4. Our lives took a drastic turn in January 2017 when my husband experienced a vitreous eye hemorrhage. Since then, he has been undergoing continuous treatment due to recurring vein issues in his eye, which has left his vision severely blurred. These health challenges have also taken a toll on his mental well-being, leading to anxiety and panic attacks, exacerbated by mounting debts.

In the midst of these difficulties, I have been caring for our children, making it difficult for me to work until recently. With my younger son now in full-time school, I’ve been actively searching for employment to alleviate our financial burdens. However, our current situation is dire, and we are barely managing our daily expenses with the assistance we receive from the council.

Our living conditions add to our struggles. We reside in a small one-bedroom flat, which is woefully inadequate for our growing family. My daughter is autistic and requires her own space, but we simply cannot afford a larger home. Despite being on a social housing waiting list for the past five years, we have yet to receive a suitable offer.

Adding to our heartache, my elder daughter from my previous marriage is living elsewhere due to our limited accommodations, and I deeply miss her presence in our home. The strain on our family’s mental health is becoming overwhelming.

Recently, I made a desperate attempt to improve our financial situation by taking on an online job. Regrettably, it turned out to be a scam, and I was deceived into taking loans from friends to meet the requirements of this fraudulent endeavor. I lost approximately £6000 in total, and I now find myself in significant debt. The individuals behind this scam are relentlessly demanding repayment, which I currently cannot afford. My bank account is already in the red by £600, and the situation is dire.

I am sharing this with you in the hope that you might consider extending your assistance to help me clear these debts. I have documented evidence of how I fell victim to this scam, and any support can provide would make an immense difference in our lives. My goal is to eventually provide a better environment for my autistic daughter, reunite our family, and lift the burden of debt that is currently crushing us.

I understand that times are tough for many people, but I genuinely appreciate consideration. Any help will be a lifeline for my family and me.

Thank you for reading my plea, and I look forward to hearing.

Here is my paypal:

paypal.me/rqazafi

Filed Under: Scammers Tagged With: UK

Last Updated: September 20, 2023

Scammed by a online company

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So here is a brief description on what happened to me-

I had signed up to a company called Venus Crypto, it was supposedly a crypto investment site where the company trades for you, and you can reinvest for a higher % of income, so I invested and everything was going good until I apprently hit a limit where I had to pay to withdraw my cash, so speaking with the online agent they told me I need to deposit $3000 in worth of crypto to claim the rest of my earnings, in total I had invested about $8500 only for them to ask me to deposit more, so to shorten the storey it was all fake so I would send crypto that they could take from me, that was all my saving I had, I had to cancel a holiday for me and my partner with our children aged 6 and 8. I’m probably not the only person this happend to also these people must have got away with thousands maybe millions as it all looked legit, it also was registered with companies house.

Filed Under: Scammers Tagged With: UK

Last Updated: September 14, 2023

help to pay back banks.

Hi,I was scammed by a girl who told me she needed help to get her inheritance when her father died.She asked me to help here i was sent check books with my name on them and told the account was good and go write 2 checks of 20,000 each.I did that and both banks gave me money before the checks fully cleared.I sent her a total of 10,500 to a bitcoin wallet that she provided as she didn’t have a bank account.Well needless to say i got in trouble with the banks and i now owe approximately 8500 to pay them back.One of the banks has already filed a lawsuit against me.Please if any one can help me pay this back and get my name cleared i would very much appreciate it here is paypal link  paypal.me/DrewHumes      Thank you very much and god bless you.

Filed Under: Scammers Tagged With: USA

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