Complaint Review: http://www.seanjones.co.uk/

Jones, Scott  
 Richmond House
 Peterhead
 Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire AB42 3JW
  GB
 +441779491416


from seanjones.co.uk,www.tattoosbydesign.com, and http://www.sj.co.uk/  is well known scam artist in internet domain industry. he took money from us and several other partners and clients by leasing domains and asking people to invest in seo http://www.sj.co.uk/leasing.html once seo is done and web sites reach top 10 in google he sells them on auctions and uses bots with proxy servers and other domain buyers to raise value of his domain. also he is using his own merchant account to get direct cash payments making them seem like payments for tattoo shop


HI, if you go here: http://www.slowandsimple.com/nametranslations1.html
You can use my Worldpay merchant account

http://tattoosbydesign.com/nametranslations1.html 300

Put email in the first box, and ignore the 3rd box.
 
Regards
Scott

after bank notified us of fraudulent charges he wrote:
I presume the bank put a block until they checked so if you try again afresh it should hopefully work
 
Regards
Scott


please stay away from his offers , because he is professional real scam artist, he waits 2-4 years to build trust and take your money.

we have notified tax evasion office and several authorities and lawyes in uk


by researching google  this was found which might be linked to mr jones junior

Mr Scott Jones (42) and Mrs Kate Jones (35) of Bull Lane, Eccles, Aylesford were sentenced at Maidstone Crown Court on the 20 May 2011. Mr Scott Jones, who pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing, was sentenced to nine months in prison while his wife, Kate Jones, was sentenced to six months in prison suspended for two years. Mrs Jones was also sentenced to 300 hours unpaid work.

The court heard that Mr and Mrs Jones had received benefits on the basis that neither of them were working and that Mr Jones was in receipt of Disability Living Allowance. However, investigators from Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council and the Department for Work and Pensions obtained evidence to show that Scott Jones was working as a painter, decorator and general labourer. The fraud, which spanned six years, also covered a period when they were claiming benefits in Maidstone.