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  • Report:  #1177565

Complaint Review: Jesse Gasior - Nationwide

Reported By:
charstar15 - Austin, Texas,
Submitted:
Updated:

Jesse Gasior
Nationwide, USA
Phone:
512-708-5196
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I posted an ad on Craig's list last week saying I was looking for tickets to ACL concert for October 10 which is a music festival in Austin, TX. Jesse Gasior aka "Derrick Cambria" as he told me, with the phone number 412-708-5196, called me back on September 11 saying he had a weekend pass he could sell me because his aunt In Galveston bought a ticket for him and he wasn't able to attend anymore. I told him I would find someone locally to buy tickets from but I couldn't find anyone and called him back this past Sunday September 14 asking if he sold his ticket yet which he said he hasen't.

We planned for me to go to walmart and send him a money gram which he went by the name of Derrick cambria for me to send through to Pittsburgh, PA, along with a security question because his ID (Derrick cambria) expired a month ago. The original deal was for me to send $250 to this guy when I first spoke to him. When I called him  back on the Sunday, he said he didn't want me to pay over $200 since I already had to pay an extra $11.50 for the moneygram and that he "was just in a hurry to sell his ticket". He was on the phone with me the whole time saying he was sending the ticket at the exact same time I was sending him money because he supposedly had overnight shipping through his work. He said I would receive the tracking number in 25 minutes. I never got a tracking number and got very upset and frustrated assuming he did not send any ticket. He said it was most likely an issue with UPS having to categorize all of the mail but that my ticket would be at my apartment by Monday sept 15. It never came and I tried numerous times to contact him. He finally answered my call in the later evening of sept 15 saying "I'm just getting everything together I'll call you back", which he never did and is not returning my calls or text messages and I have not received any ticket.

I know I was scammed and am very upset about the outcome of this situation and knowing I just lost $211 to someone who doesn't even deserve this money.



2 Updates & Rebuttals

charla15

Austin,
Texas,
Old news?

#2Author of original report

Fri, October 17, 2014

Isn't that news report from 2012? I don't think it is recent although he should be going to court again that's for sure


Pghbill

pgh,
Pennsylvania,
Bad news

#3Consumer Comment

Fri, October 17, 2014

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PITTSBURGH —

A Pittsburgh man has been scheduled to change his plea to federal charges that he defrauded people by offering to sell tickets to concerts and sporting events on Craigslist when he had no such tickets to sell.

Twenty-five-year-old Jesse James Gasior has pleaded not guilty to a grand jury indictment charging him with four counts of wire fraud in May. He's scheduled for a change of plea hearing before a federal judge in Pittsburgh Monday, which means he intends to plead guilty or no contest to at least one of the charges.

Authorities say Gasior found prospective ticket buyers through the online want ad site and then called or e-mailed them with the bogus ticket offers.

It was not immediately clear how many people were allegedly victimized or how much money they allegedly lost.

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This guy has been caught here in Pgh and is going to court

 

Posted: 8:53 a.m. Monday, Oct. 15, 2012

 

Pittsburgh man to enter plea in online ticket case

 

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PITTSBURGH —

A Pittsburgh man has been scheduled to change his plea to federal charges that he defrauded people by offering to sell tickets to concerts and sporting events on Craigslist when he had no such tickets to sell.

Twenty-five-year-old Jesse James Gasior has pleaded not guilty to a grand jury indictment charging him with four counts of wire fraud in May. He's scheduled for a change of plea hearing before a federal judge in Pittsburgh Monday, which means he intends to plead guilty or no contest to at least one of the charges.

Authorities say Gasior found prospective ticket buyers through the online want ad site and then called or e-mailed them with the bogus ticket offers.

It was not immediately clear how many people were allegedly victimized or how much money they allegedly lost.

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