Jeffrey Stebbins has a good scam going. He preys on people and their money convincing them that he has money waiting for them but first he needs the transction fees paid. The only way to send money is Western Union or MoneyGram at Walmart. Western Union should have been my first clue that I was being scammed but guess I wanted to believe the guy. When I didn't get the FedEx delivery the next day, I was pretty sure it was a scam. When I called him - by the way, he never answers his phone - he always calls back, he made up excuse after excuse as to why I didn't get the delivery and convinced me that it was a good thing becuase he'd found more money for me BUT I had to send him another transaction fee payment. RED FLAG.
Needless to say, I have reported him and have torn down his little playhouse - at least for a little while. Maybe he will be caught red-handed before he can do a lot more damage to unsuspecting people. We all need to ban together to stop these clowns.
This guy going by the name of Ryan called several months ago and ran this scam by me saying that when I was using Doba for small business advertising, I was owed over $4,000 but had to pay $160 for the transaction so they could clear up things in order to complete their income tax business. I told him back then that he needed to send me a bill, statement, or something concrete to show me that this was legit. He said he would, but I never received anything. He called me again today and we basically had the same conversation as before. I told him I had been a fraud investigator for 18 years and what he was telling me sounded extremely fraudulent and to send me something as proof once again. This time I received an email (at an email address I rarely use) saying what he told me on the phone, and then he called me back to see if I received the email. I told him this was a one paragraph email that I could have typed up myself and sent out to hundreds of people in hopes of having them send me money for no reason. There was no heading, business name, statement, billing info, account number, signature or anything else. He told me the "back office" wanted to send it out to me quickly so I could get my money. In the meantime, I looked up the phone number he gave me which is the same as the one reported above, and that the number is showing up in several places as a scam. He feigned surprise and I told him to take me off his call list and not to call me again. He's actually not even a good liar, but beware!
Jeffrey Stebbins Reviews
Jeffrey Stebbins has a good scam going. He preys on people and their money convincing them that he has money waiting for them but first he needs the transction fees paid. The only way to send money is Western Union or MoneyGram at Walmart. Western Union should have been my first clue that I was being scammed but guess I wanted to believe the guy. When I didn't get the FedEx delivery the next day, I was pretty sure it was a scam. When I called him - by the way, he never answers his phone - he always calls back, he made up excuse after excuse as to why I didn't get the delivery and convinced me that it was a good thing becuase he'd found more money for me BUT I had to send him another transaction fee payment. RED FLAG.
Needless to say, I have reported him and have torn down his little playhouse - at least for a little while. Maybe he will be caught red-handed before he can do a lot more damage to unsuspecting people. We all need to ban together to stop these clowns.
Apparently doesn't give up easily...
This guy going by the name of Ryan called several months ago and ran this scam by me saying that when I was using Doba for small business advertising, I was owed over $4,000 but had to pay $160 for the transaction so they could clear up things in order to complete their income tax business. I told him back then that he needed to send me a bill, statement, or something concrete to show me that this was legit. He said he would, but I never received anything. He called me again today and we basically had the same conversation as before. I told him I had been a fraud investigator for 18 years and what he was telling me sounded extremely fraudulent and to send me something as proof once again. This time I received an email (at an email address I rarely use) saying what he told me on the phone, and then he called me back to see if I received the email. I told him this was a one paragraph email that I could have typed up myself and sent out to hundreds of people in hopes of having them send me money for no reason. There was no heading, business name, statement, billing info, account number, signature or anything else. He told me the "back office" wanted to send it out to me quickly so I could get my money. In the meantime, I looked up the phone number he gave me which is the same as the one reported above, and that the number is showing up in several places as a scam. He feigned surprise and I told him to take me off his call list and not to call me again. He's actually not even a good liar, but beware!