OxycontinForum.com
Complaint 62467 Details
- Date Occurred: 01/21/2014
- Reported Damages: $450.00
The complaint is against an online dating profile
The complaint is a listing fraud posted on public forums or sites against an anonymous entity
The complaint is mobile text spam or smishing related against an anonymous entity
The company or person contact no longer exists
International boundaries
Sent money to FastshipRX via Western Union to Curtis Decoste in Vancouver. He emailed that he shipped pills. I've emailed 3 times requesting tracking and any info....Not another word, SCAMMED. I feel stupid since I was duped like this.
- duped1 SBID #42ad0df335
- Posted 01/21/2014
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- susan-k SBID #93df65daa7
- Posted 11/05/2014
- I am sorry to hear that people are so heartless as to rip someont off like that. I guess that is our society today. I also got ripped off. I'm trying not to think about it; trying not to let it get me down. I'm trying to learn a lesson from the whole thing. It seems like these people go after those who are vulnerable in some way otherwise they would get their meds in a differeny way (like me). I know it sounds lame, but try to brush it off and learn a lesson. That is what I am doing. Good luck; don't let it ruin the Holiday season for you!
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- susan-k SBID #93df65daa7
- Posted 11/05/2014
- This comment has been deleted by the Moderator for Terms and Conditions.
- susan-k SBID #93df65daa7
- Posted 11/05/2014
- my key sticks; sorry I clicked two times
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- Complaint Against OxycontinForum.com
- Complaints Filed: 11
- Reported Damages: $5,820.49
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