323-539-XXXX

THIS IS A Credit card SCAM!

"I found your dress"

Asked if I had a report ready

What are you doing?

“Long time no see!”

'****o, I recently lost my phone and just got your contact number back from Jessica, how are you doing?

Texted ****o!

they will visit me this weekend

Armando Known stalker

Hi how are you

Was about My Debit card

****o

Sandra J Reif Possible romance scam. Wilson Elio, Albany, NY. Age 76. DOB 6/29/1944

I received an email the person is interested in purchasing Mary Kay products. [email protected] . The email address is spelled in incorrectly and the phone number listed is a VOIP number.

Anonymous Same thing hapened to a friend just now referring to the person above that commented.

Isabella Received request, person wanted to give me money, not asking for bank info just institution. Searched the name and the number given but got no matches on either.

Krista Moore wanting to buy May Kay products but not order from my website instead her company was going to mail a certified cashier check. Her husband had p***ed away etc etc.

Krista Moore wanting to buy May Kay products but not order from my website instead her company was going to mail a certified cashier check.

Wanted quotes for my MaryKay products (i'm a consultant).

Just lost her husband hasn’t had time to do anything but now she wants to buy product from me for a movie sad very bad English and grammar initially contacted me a month ago

Messaged me through my website, asking me to contact 'her', supposedly to order products. Provided email address: [email protected] . (No company by that name is found on a search...) When I searched the # prior to a possible phone call, several sites came up with this number, indicating scams/spam from it.

Interested in Mary Kay products

Would like to purchase products (from my home business)

Wanted to buy Mary Kay products but it looked odd so I Google and found that indeed it was a scam.

Used my business website's 'contact me' function and sent an e-mail wanting to order products. E-mail entered is [email protected], phone # 323-539-3534.

Buying Mary Kay products.

Wanting to buy Mary Kay product

Same as all the other Mary Kay consultants.

Send a direct email through my Mary Kay website using this phone number, the name “Krista Moore,” email [email protected] (could not find this business in a Google search), with the message “Interests: Buying Mary Kay products.” Feels like a bot scammer. Did not reply.

She contacted me through my Mary Kay personal website, said she was interested in buying products.

She wants to purchase products

Wanted to purchase Mary Kay products from my website. Used the "contact me" option on my website to send me an email. Karissa gave her contact info as a landline at (323) 539-3534. Called her back at least 2-3 times and the number was immediately busy...... Checked the number on Google and found these reviews for the same number. Therefore, I believe she is a scammer.

Wanted to purchase Mary Kay products from my website. Used the "contact me" option on my website to send me an email. Krissa gave her contact info as [email protected] and landline 323-539-3534

Wanted to order products from my website.

She did not leave a message, but messaged my on my website. Her name was Krissa Morris and the email provided was [email protected] Said she was interested in Mary Kay Product.

Used my business website "contact me" function telling me she's interested in ordering product. Entered as her email: [email protected]

Scammer

Sent me email. Wanted to order items and pay by money order. Sure it's a scammer all payments are taken by credit card on line. She said she worked for New Hope Family. NIcolette

The voice instructed me to press one to speak with the law enforcement but as soon as I did that the line cut off

Los Angeles companion

Called 3 times in a row. Would not leave message.

They keep trying to FaceTime me. I don’t know who they are.

no spam

Jamaican lottery scam from senior citizens...