Complaint Review: Fanny Chavez - oak lawn Illinois
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- Fanny Chavez 9201 S Cicero oak lawn, Illinois United States of America
- Phone: 7739880906
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- Category: Work at Home Business
Fanny Chavez she made away with the company money 2,530 dollars oak lawn, Illinois
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: I am the one that was scam.
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: It's a scam to do money laundry and steal money
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She was meant to use the sum of 2,530 given to her by the company to buy the equipment she needed to start working with and every since then she refuses to get the equipments, refuses to return the money she played silly games with the company . The report will be going to CNN news very soon and source told me that she has been doing this for several years now so be carefull . Pictures of her and her home photos are coming up soon
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#2 REBUTTAL Individual responds
I am the one that was scam.
AUTHOR: Fanny Chavez - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, January 02, 2013
I have prove and police report that this a scam I was victim of and threaten emails from this individuals.
#1 REBUTTAL Individual responds
It's a scam to do money laundry and steal money
AUTHOR: Fanny Chavez - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, January 02, 2013
Elizabeth Estrada and Antoinette Handler pretending to work for Metlife Insurance, contacted me to offer a work at home position that does not even exist. They sent a check for $2530.00 and tried to force me to send it to a nonexistent vendor (supposedly to buy office equipment). The transactions were suppose to be by dividing the money and send it in two different Wester Union location in minutes. They have requested the check to be returned which my bank has done already so I owe them no money. They tried to steal my money and because I refused to do so they have been harassing me and threaten me by email and on line. They have been reported with Cyber crime division of the FBI.
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