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  • Report:  #1072723

Complaint Review: Jeffrey Stebbins

Jeffrey Stebbins Scoures for Victims who Just Purchased Websites Phoenix Arizona

  • Reported By:
    Repps — Winter Garden Florida
  • Submitted:
    Sat, August 03, 2013
  • Updated:
    Tue, April 22, 2014
  • Jeffrey Stebbins
    307 E Anderson Dr
    Phoenix, Arizona
    USA
  • Phone:
    (480) 577 7934
  • Category:

Mr. Stebbins is a confidence man, who searches the Internet for potential victims who have just purchased turn-key websites from places like MaxEBiz.  Many are already victims of being scammed for thousands of dollars.  For a fee, 25%, Mr Stebbins claims to have a surefire method of getting all the victims money back by filing a complaint with their credit card company.  Yet the claims are never filed. 

Mr. Stebbins ask victims to wire funds to his bank.   In addition, Mr Stebbins is also offering to victims websites that are producing income by showing current revenue reports from(ThisIsMyStore.com) and claiming the owner has passed away.   Mr. Stebbins claims that by paying the website fees for another 18 months, the victim will take ownership of the site, and the revenue it produces.  The income from these sites are managed by CreativeInternetSolutionsLLC.com, which he claims to also own.

 

 

3 Updates & Rebuttals


David

Phoenix,
Arizona,

He does nothing but helps people with cosumer protection and recovery

#4UPDATE Employee ..inside information

Tue, April 22, 2014

 1 client does not dictate how an individual does business. It would not register in his head that the individual cannot be on a clients credit card company conversation alone, as he was told numerous times. Provided him with documentation to file the recovery and of course he ended up getting his money back. If there was any rip offs going on pretty sure there would be over a hundred over a course of 8 years. So 1 moron who does not know the business or anything else for that matter that is why he got himself in that position in the first place. I know first hand there have been many people helped by these services.


Robert

Claremont,
North Carolina,

Sending Moneygrams For Websites

#4REBUTTAL Individual responds

Wed, March 19, 2014

 Jeffery Stebbins uses people to send moneygrams to purchase advertising on websites and tries to empty your

 bank account so he claims that you have sales and he would either ask you to send him money via moneygrams and/or Western Union from a store.He also claims that he either wires money to your bank

account and ask you to send him money in the process and lie to do it.He lies to claim he can call a courier around your county and have the courier to come your home for a fee such as $115 just to send you checks even as late as after 9 PM and lies to claim he had done some work such as the advertising and charges you a fee for $140.After he claims that he sets up an appointment for the courier,he does not bother to answer his phone after the set-up "deliver" because he knows there is no delivery,and only wants to take your money because he lies about the delivery fee from the courier.


Anonymous

Phoenix,
Arizona,

Issue Resolved

#4REBUTTAL Owner of company

Sun, October 06, 2013

Mr Galusha Does not understand that only he the cardholder can be on the phone with the card company, all the paperwork was sent to him to take care of it but he was to dumb to undersdtand that. Mr. Stebbins was co-partner of the company he in fact knows all the information of the partner of the company. Another customer that jumps the gun too soon before he knows the facts.

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