Email: Jan 25th, 2006 we got this email photograph from a T-Mobile
cell phone
6602219189@tmomail.net
We can use this as an example to never let children play on the internet unattended.
Reward - 10 most wanted #
13Michael Brown
Transaction Date: Aug. 29, 2004
Transaction Amount: -$22.05 USD
Case Number: PP-048-075-292
Buyer's Name: Michael Brown
Buyer's Email: redtibby01@hotmail.com
He ordered a car stereo mounting plate
Value $22.05 with shipping. Stopped his credit card
payment and refuses to ship back the item we sent him, or even
answer emails we send him...
BTW, on May 19th 2005, I finally made contact with this crook via
e-mail
trying to
recover the money... He finally responded to my emails
and his statement to me about this wanted page was
"you can go f**k yourself. Have a nice day."
"why dont you put that on the wanted ad c**ksucker!"
As you can tell he is a really nice person to
deal with...
Maybe this wanted poster will prevent others
from getting taken like we did...
FROM PAYPAL COMPLAINT BY CUSTOMER Sep 10th 2004
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Buyer's Comments: |
Paypal
Case Number: PP-048-075-292 I paid for an Installation kit for a 2001 Hyundai Tiburon on the 29th of August 2004 and here we are on day 11 and still no package. I have ordered quite abit from the internet and never have I had to wait over 7 bussiness days just to recieve a package that is located in the U.S. Not to jump the gun or anything but to me, it sounds like fraud and should be dealt with a.s.a.p. |
Email from Customer Jul 06, 2005 in an attempt for us to remove this web page on him.
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Email: |
sorry dude.. i am not paying you again. once was enough.
if 20 some odd dollars was not enough for the product you sold me, you should think of raising the price before they buy it and not come up with the excuse "umm.. we didn't recieve payment" or "you canceled your payment". I dont care how long you leave that "internet crook #13" b.s. going. a faceplate isn't worth 40 some dollars. you might as well just quit emailing me cause i am not paying again.. if your files does not show payment.. then tough shit.. your problem, not mine. |
To paypal he claimed he never got the item at all, since the item was inexpensive it was sent to him without a tracking number, he claimed he never got it. With paypal for them to stand behind the sale the items shipping must be trackable, there was no tracking number so the bad guy wins.
In the latest email you can see he DID get the item and in fact is claiming we did get the payment as well. His email discredits his complaint to paypal. Avoid this crook if you run across him. When he grows into a man he will hopefully stop scamming folks and will eventually pay this money to us for us to remove this page.
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Email: Jan 25th, 2006 we got this email photograph from a T-Mobile
cell phone |
We can use this as an example to never let children play on the internet unattended. |
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Email: July 08, 2006 |
Ok listen here... I
have tried to get a hold of u to to pay u. I don't have that email
address anymore. Please reply to this message with the mailing address.
I will them mail the payment to u. Thanks |
If you have info on this crook please email us
email Eddie@installer.com
Our crook pages are here with
the intent of bringing shame to the crooks and maybe someday they will pay us
what they owe us. Typically a crook will see their name on our most wanted pages
and pay us immediately, but we have had crooks pay us after as much as 6 years.
When they do finally pay us we will of course immediately remove the crook page
with their name on it.
These crook pages are routinely submitted to Google and other search engines, we
want the crooks and others to easily find the crooks names on the internet. It
works.!!