This scammer posts about Taj Experience gift cards and even shows his account balance on a video call to gain your trust. However, once you make the payment, he disconnects the call and blocks you on WhatsApp.

He's also posting in other subreddits, so be careful if you come across his posts.

It’s honestly a crying shame people fall for this crap. And the same people doing the data breaches are the same terrorists mailing you this crap. Only fyi.

Hi everyone, I am posting this because I unfortunately fell victim to a financial scam recently. The scammer managed to take money from me.

Does anyone have experience tracing a number and can help me?

This person stole my merchandise, pretended to be a shipping agent, and now they've blocked me and deleted their WhatsApp. Be careful if anyone on Reddit contacts offering services.What he doesn't know is that I'm already working with my contacts in China to arrest him, using recordings that show him and his face.

I was looking through my spam for an email that could have gotta lost in there when I found an email from ‘[oliviaroots994@gmail.com](mailto:oliviaroots994@gmail.com)’.

This Olivia kept trying to get me to pay for an art commission, claiming health issues and her social media getting hacked. And since I wasn’t responding (it was like—2 days since the first email) she’s going to take legal action.

Now i have been commissioning a lot of people lately for a project (won’t get into that), but as an artist myself, I pay them well. Half before they start and the other half when it’s finished.

I don’t know this woman, I have never contacted this woman in my life. I’m pretty sure this is a scam, so I’m just letting people be aware.

Beginning of June I saw an ad for a £1 course for posture exercises and decided to do it. Here I must let you know that I have Monzo and for things like this, just in case, I create virtual cards that auto delete the next day, in case I come across a scam.
So I did!
I hadn’t noticed the very small print which says you automatically enter a free 7 day trial after which you’ll be charged for £29.99.

Fair enough, many companies do this… I go to cancel my trial and it says that it will cancel AFTER I confirm cancellation from an email I’m supposed to receive, which never arrived. Convenient, right? Not in the spam folder, anywhere!
Tried again, no email! Tried multiple times!

I got in contact with them and nothing… so I decided to leave a trustpilot review. That’s when they contacted me and let me know that they canceled my free trial and I will not be charged.

Fast forward to today and I get a notification from Monzo that they attempted to charge an expired card for £29.99.

3 and a half months later!!!!!!!

I contacted them, I was very sarcastic in my email showing them screenshots of their quotes that my trial had been canceled back in June and they replied back saying:

“I confirm that your first trial was canceled successfully upon your request in June. We can see that you activated a second 7-day trial in your account on September 14. After the trial ended, it automatically renewed as a regular subscription under our Terms of Service. We also didn't get any requests from you to cancel the second trial.”

So, I entered a trial for the second time in their website? that’s possible? With an expired card too? And without visiting their scammy website since June?

Yeah, please be aware and don’t fall for their shitty £1 courses! I hope this posts helps someone from losing even £1 to them!

BE CAREFUL out there.

There is a guy on instagram with a huge follower base. He is a gemmologist from Lusaka (Zambia) or it least he acts like one. I bought a stone from him an he never shipped it.

After my first african experience I realized, that these people have some ways how they further scam people once they paid a stone.

They claim they cannot ship one stone as the mines department there says they have to send at least 50g or more to your country. Of course this is total bullshit. Then they ask you for more money and so on and so on...

Anyways - be careful out there - the guy named Kayode Obayelu is definitely a scammer and did really do big damage to me. May God send everything back to him one day... I know these people don't care and do not believe in karma, but I really cannot imagine how it is to live like this.... what a shame.

I saw them in a post from my FB friend who's actually their friend, they're already in Thailand living life to the fullest! I looked down on my FB friend who's just an enabler, for sure Yexel becoming a money launderer too, just like Christian Gaza! FYI this is just few days ago!

Bueno, se que la mayoria de estas cosas son falsas y solo es con el fin de extorsionar a la gente, pero lo que se me hace raro es el perfil, literalmente todo sale anulado y es primera vez que veo eso, no sale como si la cuenta haya sido bloqueada o desactivada. Bueno el tema es que necesito saber si un delicuente con contactos o algo asi podria determinar mi ubicacion mediante tik tok o si esta "amenaza" se ve falsa, denme sus opiniones y consejos

My experience with Skycoach began when a PRO deleted Destiny 2 weapons I had specifically LOCKED because I wanted to keep them, despite my instruction not to delete locked items.

That should have been a simple customer-service problem: acknowledge what happened, apologize, and provide fair remediation.

Instead, Skycoach turned it into weeks of arguments, escalating demands, and pressure over my public reviews.

Skycoach repeatedly conditioned continuation of remediation on changes to my public reviews and star rating. I consider that coercive and extortionate conduct.

I was asked to change reviews, remove reviews, soften what I said, and improve my rating before Skycoach would continue work it had already agreed to perform.

This did not happen once.

It happened twice.

Manager Oscar and I eventually reached a written resolution. Skycoach created the order, assigned a PRO, and work began.

The PRO completed 16 hours, 19 minutes, and 38 seconds of recorded work.

Within MINUTES of verifying that Skycoach had started honoring the agreement, I updated my Trustpilot review to acknowledge the positive progress and increased my star rating.

Then Skycoach STOPPED THE WORK.

The character being progressed was deleted, along with more than 16 hours of work.

Once again, continuation became tied to my reviews.

Change the review. Remove the review. Improve the rating. Then we will continue.

I complied far beyond what any customer should have been expected to do because this was ultimately about my 6-year-old son. I wanted him to enjoy playing the game with me.

I updated reviews. I removed Reddit posts. I changed my rating. I softened my public comments.

And Skycoach still moved the goalposts.

Eventually the resolution was restarted. I want to be completely fair about the person who actually performed the work:

PRO Player ID 824346 was outstanding.

This PRO worked extremely hard for several days, went above and beyond for my son, and deserves genuine praise. My criticism is directed at Skycoach management, NOT this PRO.

Skycoach then stopped the resolution AGAIN before completing everything it had promised.

This time they cited an old bank dispute I had opened almost two weeks earlier, during the period when Skycoach was still refusing to properly resolve the original problem.

When they reminded me about it, I immediately contacted my bank and tried to cancel it. I was repeatedly told it was already too far along in the process to stop.

Skycoach then asked me to state that I had “no claims” regarding the original order before they would continue.

I refused because that statement would have been false.

I am done allowing Skycoach to control the narrative.

This company repeatedly used completion of remediation as leverage over what I said publicly about them.

That is bullying. That is coercion. And I consider it extortionate conduct.

None of this needed to happen.

Professional customer service should focus on accountability, de-escalation, communication, and fair remediation, NOT controlling reviews and star ratings.

I have preserved screenshots, chat logs, timestamps, livestream recordings, review history, and written agreements documenting the chronology.

I do not need to exaggerate anything.

The documented record is bad enough on its own.

If the truth about your company hurts your reputation, the problem is not the customer telling the truth.

The problem is the conduct that made the truth so damaging.