Jack Thompson
Complaint 198775 Details

On Jan 07, 2013, I got a call from Jack Thompson ID# 983632 (402 875 9195). He told me that both of my computers (desktop and laptop)were running very slow; and, that he could fix them.

The Website that he used waswww.Wish2help.com. That way I allowed him to get on both computers. He calls back several time using different numbers. You could not contact him from any of these numbers.

Finally, the last thing he did that day he goes to the website, westernunion. He told me the charge for both computers will be $50.00 + 5.00 fee = $55.00 3yrs contract. But while he was filling out all the information I could see that my computer would black out and on where I could not see exactly what he was inputting for the dollar amount....every now and then I could see close to $ 300.00 +-, 000000080186. After it was too late, the next day, Jan 09, 2013....it was in my bank that he actually took a total of $ 614.00 from my bank account.

Yesterday, I filed complaint on the website www.IC3.com.

On Jan 9, 2013 close to Noon, Jack called me. He knew that I had contacted his website that 'I believe the he committed fraud.' He begged me not to file a complaint; and, that he would return my money, total of $654.00 or $647.00.

So he did the same thing to try and return my money on westernunion.com. He said that my card was not working. I told him that I had talked to my bank about the situation....that I could use my bank account number for the transfer credit back to my account. He quite using westernunion and went thru Xoom.com. Actually, he was again trying to take money out of my account. I called Xoom.com and gave them the tracking number. The person I was talking to, said that they stopped the transfer, because they knew it was a scam.

I am hoping that if Jack Thompson has a conscious that he would do the right thing and give me my money back showing 2 transactions for +$307.00 x 2= $614.00

I have learned my lesson
In God I believe, FAITH, HOPE, and SPIRIT thru his son, Jesus.

Martha A. Wilson