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One Magnificent Model Inc

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  • One Magnificent Model Inc Summary

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    Information about One Magnificent Model Inc was first submitted to Scambook on Jul 04, 2014. Since then the page has accumulated 35 consumer complaints. On average users reported $20.63 of damages. Scambook's investigation team reached out to this company a total of 9 times, Scambook Investigators last contacted them on Jun 03, 2013.

  • Company Information

  • Address:
    • 333 W. North Ave.
    • #411
    • Chicago IL 60610
  • Website:
  • Phone:(773) 477-9515
  • Additional Employees: No known Employees
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  • Complaints Unresolved
    35
  • Unresolved Reported Damage $722.00
 
 

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  • One Magnificent Model Incorporation Complaint 96454 for $0.00
  • nicholas
  • nicholas SBID #a0c2ea323c
  • Posted 04/17/2014
  • Same story here only I didn't even have to tell the bank. They took one look at it and said it was likely fake and placed a hold on it. It is so sad that some people just don't get real jobs or try real opportunities. The $20 it cost to mail the fake check to me they could have used to have thier own Avon business. They don't even have the smarts or money to make realistic looking fakes. They need to give up and try something new.
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  • One Magnificent Model Incorporation Complaint 96454 for $0.00
  • Goddess466249
  • Goddess466249 SBID #50b531205d
  • Posted 04/17/2014
  • I got the same e-mail from Michelle Hoskins, I am a very new Avon representative and Didn't pay much attention to it. I told her what the amount was, and she did send me a check, however she said there was a mistake with the amont sent to me, it was too much and wanted me to "western Union, or Money Gram" her the rest asap. That flew the red flag to me. I brought the check for $1600.00 to my bank and told them the storty and it was a fake. They want people to cash these checks and send them the money, and your account will be overdrawn and never get the money back.
    She even went on to say "God Bless You for being prompt" This is what she wrote to me in regards to the check after she said they were from Tennesee
    Please proceed to the bank for the cash. Also, I will like to notify you that the sponsor was mistakenly added my travel expenses to the funds sent to you, all you have to do is just deduct the money for your Avon items from the fund and get the rest send to the agent who is to book the ticket via MONEY GRAM or WESTERN UNION money transfer on Monday after you have cashed the check at your bank, as soon as you send the funds I would be able to provide you with our trip plan. Below is my agent name and address you would send the funds to:

    Name: Margaret Ballard
    City: Covina
    State: 91724
    Zipcode: California.

    After the transfer get back to me with all the transfer details from Western Union OR MoneyGram, the details needed would be the Money Transfer Control Number (MTCN Usually 10 Digits) if you used western Union but will be (8 digits REFERENCE number) if you used MoneyGram, also I will need to know the total amount sent after deducting transfer charges, Note that the transfer charges should be deducted from the money you are sending and not from your money. The funds are needed urgently, so get this done and get back to me as soon as possible. Also advice when my Avon would arrive if not arrived yet.

    Thank you and God bless you.
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  • One Magnificent Model Incorporation, Chicago, IL - False Advertising Complaint 22895 for $0.00
  • Bre'
  • Bre' SBID #dc5580c623
  • Posted 02/14/2013
  • I received the same email from Rebecca Miller last month. I figured it was scammy, but followed up on it anyway. The order was less than $200, but I received a check yesterday for $1950, mailed from LA, but the check was from a college and bank in NY. according to 419scammersexposed, they send you more than you need, you cash the check (or deposit it), they email you saying they accidentally made an overpayment and ask you to send the difference back via Western Union or Instagram, then the check turns out to be fake, leaving you out that much money. People are CRAZY!!!! I will definitely be shredding that check when I get home from work tonight!!!!
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