Fake banks, couriers, law firms, escrow and other fake sites used in scams.
#7831 by Johnleander Mon Mar 02, 2009 12:39 pm
I was cheated by this site http://www.buy-hot.com . I paid nearly £350 for HD camcorder thinking its cheap but i'v been cheated. Person name Sara was chating with me thru buy-hot website.she said she'll send me the tracking number but she dint send any till now its almost 4 weeks...... she comes to chat but when i ask for tracking number she keeps quite. She gave me two different bank details for me to transfer the money.Bank details are as follows,

-Bank name:Bank of China Beijing branch
-Address:NO.68 Dinghaodasha haidian District BeiJing China
-A/C holder's name: CaoXiaoyan
-A/C No.: 412382020145515
-Swift code: BKCH CNBJ 500

Name:Bank of China,
Address:zhen zhi lu Subbranch Beijing, China.
postcode: 100088
A/C holder's Name :Miao Miao
A/C No. :4061400-0188-009363-1
SWIFT code : BKCH CN BJ 110

Her E-mail Address:[email protected]
Her IRC Server:webchat.tq.cn

So guys please be aware of this site.Ad for this site is coming thru as email attachements and popups.Dont even ever order any items from this site.Its 100% fraud site. If you need any info or details about this site please dont hesitate to contact me : [email protected]

Regards,
John Jay
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#7844 by Jillian Mon Mar 02, 2009 11:22 pm
Hi John,

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#7891 by Clair Tue Mar 03, 2009 6:53 pm
The following sites are on the same IP. Be CAREFUL - some of these sites are reported to have viruses. I am not sure how to post them without being links.

Found 9 domains hosted on the same web server as 58.17.3.12.
buyhot2008.com
ebay-hot.com
shophot123.com
shophot188.com
shopping333.com
http: //www.aoa8.com
http: //www.aobcc.cn
http: //www.aobcc.com
http: //www.buy-hot.com

Johnleander, You should run a full virus scan, since you have been on the buy-hot site. There are reports of sites from this IP spreading viruses.


Mod edit: added a space in the last four to prevent them from being clickable links -Jillian
#7951 by Ralph Thu Mar 05, 2009 5:53 am
Hi Yngoldman,

Welcome to Scamwarners

I am sorry to hear that these scammers have stolen from you.

Please read up in our recovery scam section on the various ways they try to steal more of your money, you can click on this link to go straight there viewforum.php?f=14

Also be aware that scammers often see past victims as being more likely to send money to a different scam so please be extra careful with any emails you receive.

If you have given any of your personal details and in particular your bank details, please contact your bank, advise them of the situation and have the account number changed, it is a small amount of inconvenience but well worth the effort for the peace of mind

And of course, if you have any questions, please dont hesitate to ask
#8641 by Donald Duck Tue Mar 31, 2009 9:53 am
Hi.
I was looking at those prices,example vehicles are so low price,that it´s not possible
company to sell them and stay alive.
By the way,Sara was online.
I think that is a scam business.

Every day, we are assaulted by stories of stupid people -- many of whom use their stupidity for personal gain. From time to time, though, we hear of those who strive to achieve new levels of stupidity.
#8679 by Johnleander Wed Apr 01, 2009 1:08 pm
Hi Donald Duck,

Its a scam website beware.............. Now Sara has changed her company's licence details totally different........... Careful guys..........

HarvestMoon thanks for your info...........
#8685 by Clair Wed Apr 01, 2009 7:14 pm
^^ You are welcome!! If you were on that site, please make sure you run a virus scan. There were some reports that it was spreading a virus/trojan a while ago.
#8689 by Dan Jones Wed Apr 01, 2009 7:28 pm
@ JohnLeander: How are they asking for payment? You may be able to claim the money back depending on how you paid and what country you live in.

Thanks for pointing out the new details, but be careful on that site. You should definitely run an AV scan.

EDIT: have those bank accounts been reported?
#8777 by Donald Duck Sat Apr 04, 2009 3:14 am
I had to run Malwarebytes cos of viruses whitch came from those sides,so watch out...

Every day, we are assaulted by stories of stupid people -- many of whom use their stupidity for personal gain. From time to time, though, we hear of those who strive to achieve new levels of stupidity.
#8974 by midwesterner Mon Apr 13, 2009 3:06 pm
Wish I would have known about scamwarners last thursday... I sent $450 to Buy-Hot.com via western union for a Sony PC. Sara was the person I worked with online. The email I used for "her" was [email protected] Is there any way to retrieve any of the money? Besides running virus checks - is there anything else I should do???
#8981 by Ralph Mon Apr 13, 2009 11:16 pm
Hi midwesterner,

Welcome to Scamwarners,

Unfortunately there is no way to get your money back, once picked up from Western Union it is gone forever.

The best advice i can give you now is to be on the look out for more scams, scammers are persistent buggers and will continue to try different methods to try and get you to send more money, this could come in the form of a completely new scam or it could be a recovery scam, delete and forget is normally the best thing to do

Also, feel free to ask if you are ever in doubt

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