Ok, traffic sellers beware, scammer in our midst:
 

Contacted paypal, gave the client time to reply with an explanation with no response, so here are the details.

Paypal told me that this person filed a fraud complaint claiming that someone hacked into his Paypal account and made the transaction to me for $149.95

I informed Paypal that the client in question had an email correspondence with me 3 seperate times under the SAME email that is listed as his paypal address. Therefore, the chances of someone not only hacking his paypal account, but ALSO hacking and sending from his email account are pretty unlikely.

Paypal is now investigating this and will determine whether he is lying or not.

For your information:

Name:
Eric Thomas

paypal address: [email protected]
email address: [email protected]

Whois info:
Todd Beasley
Fairbanks, Arkansas
1300 International Street

[ he JUST edited his whois info TODAY to delete this information, interesting ]

Do not accept payments from, nor deal with this scammer.

Sounds like he wasn't too thrilled with the traffic you sent him.

why would he change his info:Graucho

What a nice thing to say to someone who just got ripped off and now has to needlessly invest time into resolving this issue.

If you are at all familiar with my site, or the way I do business, which you're not; you would know that I provide contact information at every turn and make it known to my clients that I am willing to bend over backwards in most cases to ensure they are satisfied.

The most someone has to do when they have an issue is contact me, and the problem gets resolved, period.

Good work. Never slack, always nail their ass is my best advice.

I'm pretty sure that info rings a bell with an attempted bad card transaction that failed my scrub about 2 weeks ago.

I called the phone number and got some guy who never heard of anything to do with me or my company. :2 cents:

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Good work Detective Cyber Traffic:ak47: You fuck those suckers!

Oh and a tip, dont ever bend over backwards for your clients, bend forwards and it wont hurt as much:1orglaugh

What domain did he buy traffic for? I assume that's the domain you pulled the whois info from ?

get that scammer



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