Scam Question

[thetruthisoutthere]

Originally Posted by howard38

Keep after him. Make him squirm.

Ditto!!!

Don't let it go!!!!

[yanks12025]

Well I think I proved it 100% now. I did a phone number search on the number and it came back as Nathan Ronald ***. And listed as a relative is Ronald ****. It's the guys son, and it shows the same address I mailed the money order to.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by yanks12025

Well I think I proved it 100% now. I did a phone number search on the number and it came back as Nathan Ronald ***. And listed as a relative is Ronald ****. It's the guys son, and it shows the same address I mailed the money order to.

If the person on the phone lied to you about how long they had the # maybe the Dad scammed you.

[yanks12025]

Originally Posted by bnorth

If the person on the phone lied to you about how long they had the # maybe the Dad scammed you.

So I think tomorrow morning I'm gonna post on the company site that he is co owner of and tell people how he or his son scammed me of $600. I don't know whether it's slander or not but they stole from me. Plus I live in MA, don't think they will open a slander case.



Also the current address of the son is the same as the fathers. Plus I sent the dad the address and the number to the father on Facebook, I think he would have recognized his sons number.

[Section115]

I am guessing this is the guy that sells peppers?

[yanks12025]

Originally Posted by Section115

I am guessing this is the guy that sells peppers?

Yep

[Section115]

Originally Posted by yanks12025

Yep

The grammar (or lack thereof) was a dead giveaway.

[Runscott]

It's been 6 years - I think you should drop it AND forget about it. This should be about how it affects YOU, not him. If you are feeling a lot of angst over it, and can't possibly get satisfaction, it isn't worth it. You can't prove anything at this point, since you sent him a money order 6 years ago, but anything that you do at this point, to him, will have a trail. Drop it.