jayharmon87@hotmail.com scammer!

[Kurt Codean]

Hi just want mention someone that ripped me off recently. I haven't seen him advertising or listed as a source, but he referred me to this site so he might be a member. If anyone runs into this guy here or anyone else I would not do business. His name is Jaymes Harmon, his email is jayharmon87@hotmail.com. I sent him a sizable transfer the week before last, and after picking it up he sent me this story about he was met at the post office by federal agents and how his mom bailed him out of jail. I don't believe that story. What are the odds of that happening right when my money is involved. I supposed it's not out of the realm of possibilities, but I would have to do some sort of public records check to verify that or maybe even one of those arrest records checks that you have to pay for. If anyone has any tips on how to do those checks please let me know. I don't want to go on a complete warpath against him until I can verify whether there is any truth to his story. Also I sent the money to Phoenix Arizona so that may be where this bum lives. Just a heads up to anyone in case you run into this guy.

 

[2earls]

Thanks for the warning. Even though these guys change names and emails, it's not as easy to change location  (though not impossible ).

A good reminder that if anyone contacts you with a great source, and it doesn't matter if they are advanced members or VIPs, don't fall for it. Just stick with the vendors on the forum and the contacts posted.

There have even been scams where they give out fake contact info for listed vendors so always be vigilant and report any suspicious activity.

 

[Kurt Codean]

Thanks for the warning. Even though these guys change names and emails, it's not as easy to change location  (though not impossible ).

A good reminder that if anyone contacts you with a great source, and it doesn't matter if they are advanced members or VIPs, don't fall for it. Just stick with the vendors on the forum and the contacts posted.

There have even been scams where they give out fake contact info for listed vendors so always be vigilant and report any suspicious activity.

Thanks for the tips 2earls. By biggest mistake in dealing with that guy is I had access to this site already and could of gone with one of the recommended places here, but I was still pretty new to all this and didn't want to do the research so I though I could avoid all that with using this person, which turned out to be a losing proposition. Oh I just want to mention that I think Jaymes Harmon is his real name to, because that's the receiver name I used when I sent the money, and I think you need to have picture ID with your name on it to pick up a transfer. Unless he used someone else but I doubt it.