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The support@ourmetsh.com scammer advertises "Amazon Global Online Wholesale Pallet" for sale on Facebook at $42.08 each plus $12.61 and provides photos and deta

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05/24/2026 at 04:25 AM

22/05/2026 Same email and name listed was John Kennedy, basically copy and paste of the message above, he found me on caravansales.com.au

05/18/2026 at 12:31 AM

received an email from him today 18/05/2026 same address different name - John Kennedy wrote - Thanks for confirming. Please, I have a few questions to ask: why

05/06/2026 at 08:06 PM

Your order is confirmed (#10164) Mildred 11:08 AM To: Me From: Mildred no-reply@stores-emails.com To: Subscription ID GR4TG5Y4G46 (My email address) Dat

jail these scammers

03/24/2026 at 06:09 PM

They also have a fake debt recovery company Criminal Debt Recovery Company Paula Montgomery 509 South Pacific Mineola, TX 75773 Office Phone: (903) 200-878

03/21/2026 at 11:11 PM

There is a sure fire way to identify the scams. Usually, someone will send you a message with an email address to contact them. These people are scammers. And,

02/27/2026 at 01:13 PM

@JC how do I get help and the investigators contact info? Unfortunately, I got sucked into his scam.

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support@elitecarfax.com Elite carfax

Date	10/09/2025
Fraudulent email	support@elitecarfax.com
Pseudonym	Elite carfax
Url / Website	https://elitecarfax.com/ Scamdoc Trust Score \| Contact / Whois info
Scam contents	When you are selling a car online, someone will ask you to run a elite carfax saying they are affiliated with carfax. They are not. They just want to get your money and credit card info for a scam
Comment / Review	"Elite Carfax" is not a legitimate separate service; the user is likely encountering scam websites that use "Carfax" in their names to appear legitimate. Real CARFAX reports are obtained through the official CARFAX website and provide vehicle history data from various sources, though they can be incomplete as they only report information that has been reported to them. Be wary of unsolicited requests to pull a report from a different website, as it's a common tactic used to steal money or credit card details. Understanding the Scam Impersonation: Scammers create fake websites using "Carfax" or similar terms to trick people into buying reports that are either non-existent or contain fabricated information. Purpose: The goal is to steal your money for a report you never receive, or to obtain your credit card information for fraudulent use.