by djmorgan793
Tue Apr 23, 2013 2:59 am
http://stevenjayconstruction.com/about.html
The scammers name is Stephen Richard Jacob, and his new phone number is 404-410-6996. He stated that he is an engineer, lives in a 5 bedroom house in Atlanta, Georgia, and drives a Range Rover. After several weeks of talking, and phone calls between the two of us, he "acquired a contract" in Turkey, and had to leave in two days. After he "got there", he contacted via phone, and stated that he had left his shoes at his home. Previously, he had mentioned that a man in New York had hacked into his checking account, and that he had to close it. Therefore, he was in Turkey only with the monies that he brought with him, but was living in the Hilton hotel there.
One day, he asked me if he would send me the link for three pairs of shoes, would I purchase them for him, and mail them to him. I already knew of this site, and he told me that it wasn't him that it was someone else. I thought it was rather strange, and had a gut feeling that things weren't right, but did it anyway. He sent me links for three pairs of shoes from the Zappos web site. I purchased them, and mailed them to him in Turkey (total $350). I gave him the Post Office tracking number, and he told me he would figure out a way to send the money to me. Prior to all of this, we were texting back and forth at least 4 times a day, and had plans for "the future" when he returned. However, after he knew that the shoes had been mailed, the texts started slowing down, and there were times that I didn't hear from him. Then, one day, I figured that he had truly scammed me, and sent him a text for him to send me my money that I needed repayment. It was just a few minutes when I received a text stating that I was showing my true colors, and that it was good that he found it out now, and that I would get my money. He said for me to send him my address, and he would get the check to me as soon as possible. However, we were done. Finished. He said that when he came back to the U. S. that he would decide whether or not that he would contact me to try to see each other. It has now been almost two months, and, needless to say, I have not heard from him or received my money. The phone number is still working, and I have tried calling several times to see if he would answer, but no luck. The above link is to a web site that he says was his company. However, the bridge that he stated he had worked on is a bridge that is in Australia as I found out from looking for bridges all over. I hope this helps someone not to go through what I did.
The scammers name is Stephen Richard Jacob, and his new phone number is 404-410-6996. He stated that he is an engineer, lives in a 5 bedroom house in Atlanta, Georgia, and drives a Range Rover. After several weeks of talking, and phone calls between the two of us, he "acquired a contract" in Turkey, and had to leave in two days. After he "got there", he contacted via phone, and stated that he had left his shoes at his home. Previously, he had mentioned that a man in New York had hacked into his checking account, and that he had to close it. Therefore, he was in Turkey only with the monies that he brought with him, but was living in the Hilton hotel there.
One day, he asked me if he would send me the link for three pairs of shoes, would I purchase them for him, and mail them to him. I already knew of this site, and he told me that it wasn't him that it was someone else. I thought it was rather strange, and had a gut feeling that things weren't right, but did it anyway. He sent me links for three pairs of shoes from the Zappos web site. I purchased them, and mailed them to him in Turkey (total $350). I gave him the Post Office tracking number, and he told me he would figure out a way to send the money to me. Prior to all of this, we were texting back and forth at least 4 times a day, and had plans for "the future" when he returned. However, after he knew that the shoes had been mailed, the texts started slowing down, and there were times that I didn't hear from him. Then, one day, I figured that he had truly scammed me, and sent him a text for him to send me my money that I needed repayment. It was just a few minutes when I received a text stating that I was showing my true colors, and that it was good that he found it out now, and that I would get my money. He said for me to send him my address, and he would get the check to me as soon as possible. However, we were done. Finished. He said that when he came back to the U. S. that he would decide whether or not that he would contact me to try to see each other. It has now been almost two months, and, needless to say, I have not heard from him or received my money. The phone number is still working, and I have tried calling several times to see if he would answer, but no luck. The above link is to a web site that he says was his company. However, the bridge that he stated he had worked on is a bridge that is in Australia as I found out from looking for bridges all over. I hope this helps someone not to go through what I did.