Taylor Vixen Impostor
Complaint 1895 Details

Taylor Vixen impostor contacted me through my Yahoo IM account and said we could meet if I paid "refundable" $300 good faith deposit to a person in the Philippines. Money would be refunded in cash in person at a yet-to-be-arranged meeting with her. After paying this supposedly instantly-refundable deposit, suddenly she now can't meet, because she allegedly left her hotel room without authorization in order to be there to meet me. As a result of this, I was then solicited to wire another $300 to secure a "VIP Room" for this now $600 refund to take place. I resisted and complained for more than a week, but eventually wired another $300 for this setup in order to try to recoup all "earnest" money at now soon-to-be-arranged meeting with the understanding that if that didn't happen within 10 minutes of wiring the money, I would cancel the transaction. Actually cancelled transaction twice due to lack of response, but 3rd time was contacted by person to setup meeting only to be told that now i was being charged a new "penalty" of an additional $200 for having cancelled the previous transactions too many times which was supposedly causing an interruption in their ability to wire funds back and forth. At this point, the requirements kept shifting and changing and the demands for yet more money made it even more obvious that this was a total scam and I reported it to MoneyGram authorities, local and state law enforcement, and now on this site to at least save someone else from this crew. The cast of characters in this plot includes: A Taylor Vixen impostor, replete with pictures and the whole shootin' match; Meryl Park, her "manager"; Louis Collette, "manager's" "manager"; and Noel Bellen, Philippines wired money receiver. Watch out for this slippery crew.