John Wilson He told me i qualified for a $3,000 loan Chicago Ill

And do you understand why? 

1: There is NO John Wilson, especially with an Indian accent. The scammer obviously made up his name and, if you saw a normal caller ID phone number, spoofed that number.

2: The people who REALLY need to learn not to do what you did, NEVER read sites like this, or do ANY investigating before falling hook, line and sinker for these scams.

And mind me, I'm not trying to be cruel to you. I know people very close to me who've fallen for scams where the scammer asked or demanded gift cards as payment. Ridiculous gift cards, like iTunes, etc, that no business and especially no lender or law enforcement agency would ever request payment in.

And these weren't all stupid people, but they were mostly elderly, unsophisticated in such media and careless about letting down their guard when given an improbable scam pitch.

But you, if indeed YOU are real, need a brutal touch. I was literally rolling on the floor laughing at the idea of you taking an anonymous Indian scammer operating out of some portable temp office buried in the bowels of Mumbai, to SMALL CLAIMS COURT? ARE YOU REALLY FOR REAL?

Hahahahahahahahahahahaha.....

As for the loan, why on earth would you accept a cold call offer like that? Even the payday loan thieves, EVEN actual mafia loansharks are a more sensible option.

You know how you could really do others a service here? Honestly! Reply back with all the reasons you felt this was legitimate.

Maybe then some other poor sap will see themselves in what you state in time to save themselves the same fate.

 I have all documents to prove I was scammed and never received the loan. If I had the money I would have taken him to small claims. I called the real loan place how I learned hes scamming. I even filed a police report.

Because it's really hard for me to believe that in 2019 anyone could still be falling for this nonsense.  You basically spent $1000 figuring that's what you needed to do do secure a $3000 loan from a total stranger?  Green Dot Cards?  Indian Accent?  My god, scammers must dream of cold-calling your number.

If your story is true, you need to accept responsibility for this.  It's absolutely shameful that you checked out the web (especially RipoffReport) AFTER you did all this and not before.  You were so eager to hand a total stranger money in order to secure a "loan" (you need a loan but you've got money to shell out for Green Dot cards?)  You need to grow up and learn from this experience.  Seriously, I cannot believe this is still happening.  Which is why I only partly believe your story.