Elena White Brittany Anderson they were selling a truck on E Bay Motors told me price was $1000.00 sent money got no truck Lawrence KS
On January 16, 2020 saw a 1998 Chevy Silverado Z71 4x4 Pick-Up for sale on EBay Motors for $1,00.00 the seller is Elena White@ 1320 Johnathan Drive in Lawrence, KS her Email address is Elenaw@353comcast.net. I was told to buy 5 seperate Ebay cards for $200.00 a piece. I was told what stores sold Ebay Cards. So I went and purchased 5 differt cards scratched off redemption code on the back then was told to call 818-334-2903 after they got codes from cards I got a confirmation # 80150378.
Was told truck would be delivered on Friday January 24, 2020 no later than 6:00 PM. Now 2 weeks later a Brittany Anderson is selling same truck with same story now price is $800.00. Their story is "she" claims to be a nurse in Army Reserves and shes being deployed within days. Her husband recently died and needs to sell. Brittany Anderson email is Brittany Anderson@gmail.com
3 Updates & Rebuttals
dum dewdew don
atlanta,Georgia,
United States
Elenor White next time follow the yellow brick road in Kansas and get a brain !
#4General Comment
Tue, February 11, 2020
too funny than you put your name on ripoff report this can't get any more funnier ...1000 dollars they robbed you move on ....The african got a new bone in his nose because of you ! Your truly STUCK ON STUPID
Stacey
United StatesYou got scammed
#4Consumer Comment
Tue, February 11, 2020
There is no such person and this is an old scam. Lesson learned. No rip off since there is no such person. You gave your money to a Nigerian scammer.
Jim
Anaheim,California,
United States
Were You Born Yesterday?
#4Consumer Comment
Tue, February 11, 2020
I was told to buy 5 seperate Ebay cards for $200.00 a piece. I was told what stores sold Ebay Cards. So I went and purchased 5 differt cards scratched off redemption code on the back then was told to call 818-334-2903 after they got codes from cards I got a confirmation # 80150378. Seriously, how stupid are you? The way you purchase something like this is through a site like Paypal which has the ability to protect you in case the product is not delivered and can get your money back when the truck isn't delivered. What you did is give the scammer cash that you cannot trace and cannot get back.
E-Bay does not guarantee the validity of anyone doing any deal on their site, which is why the phrase caveat emptor applies in this situation. Furthermore, the person you're complaining about - that isn't their real name and a gmail address can easily be closed and a new one with a new name created. The person who scammed you will simply select a new name, a new e-mail address, and the same sad story at some point.
Moral of the story: Don't be so stupid to trust anyone online. Protect yourself at all times.