We can stop him (or limit him) by exposing his real identity. But that will be tough, it seems that he never uses his real info. The info @influencer22 posted may be real as to accept WU payments you have to show real ID, so it’s the best clue we have. We need more people sharing their stories in order to confirm.
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These people use multiple account. I dont have the chat saved. But once i paid somebody through western Union on the details given my the admin, once i paid i was paid. Later i tried to find the person i paid and somehow i found him later to be notified that the receiver has actually sold a page to them and he used me to send them payments. The guy who received me sold a page to them, and they gave me his details to transfer. So smart
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This is the only person on Facebook with that name:
I had the link of the person with the exact name and i had a converstaion with him too.
His link was this : Redirecting...
But this doesn’t work anymore
But is that him? because do remember the face of the profile i spoke to and its different.
Could be a fake account too
This works: Facebook
I’ve skimmed over the profile, he does make posts about the IT field and what not, so it’s not like he is a farmer (for example). That would be a good lead, in my opinion.
I did a lot of inquiry when it happened to me. And then i found out, the locations of payments were all different when it came to western union. Some in Serbia, some in US, Some in India and even Pakistan.
With one guy i had a chat conversation on which he told he had a conversation with a guy from US to buy bitcoins and he told me name his name was Mike .( so he recived a western Union in pakistan) and sent him BTC.
From which i assume the guy contacted money exchanges and took there details and transferred money to him and got BTC.
Thats my assumption or else how would a single person receive money in like all geographies under different name ?
Well then they work in a group, simple as that. Shame, it will be tough to go after them.
Well might be, but i was unsure because the guy with same named i talked to with link : Redirecting...
was surely a real profile because even though i was full , i always used to verify real or fake profiles and his profile was legit and he was fair guy. No where similar to this guy.
And the other guy Rahid Ali from pakistan was a e-currency exchanger who said he had a deal with a guy from Boston that he would get him paid western union in exchange for BTC
Well, still anything is better. Atleast through this people will be aware. The buy/sell community will be aware and no one will deal with them. Confidence creates options for such scams. And i am pretty sure if buyer/sellers search shoutcart/fameswap they definitely do search swapd as well and now they would be aware of whats going and would restrain themselves from these
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If all this gets 100% confirmed then other communities must know this, FameSwap/Shoutcart need to go. It’s websites like theirs that create distrust in regular sellers, thus hurting the entire community.
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Well but there is one more question are these scammers really the actual owners ?
I doubt considering looking at shoutcart shoutout listing and the way it runs. I may be wrong but i though for a while these guys have used the named of these websites and created a fake group to dupe. Moreover due to lack of any communication for real fameswap/shoutcart like any forum etc, it could be had been real easy for anybody to impostor them and make funds.
Or are they actually the real one who are doing this( Possible, Money can change anybody’s mind)
- Shoutcart has a fake address of their business.
- They don’t have any real contact data (other than official email)
- They share the same IP range + host as FameSwap
- Both have whois privacy on.
- Shoutcart claims it works with companies like eBay and Warner Bros, do you really believe that?
- A few searches on ShoutCart confirms that people have been cheated by them.
Well i told it considering the listing: https://shoutcart.com/browse
And no of people actively been part of it.
But yes true enough why would a clean company hide address of business.
And this i for surely dont believe (Shoutcart claims it works with companies likeeBay and Warner Bros, do you really believe that?)
And to answer your other question, no. We don’t know if those people are the actual owners. But didn’t some of our members said that they got cheated via FameSwap middleman process?
It’s tough to locate the real owners, they’re sure being elusive. I hope they see this and come here to clear their name.
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i also want to confirm that they are scammers and stealers , they stoole from my friend 2300$ in Bitcoin !!
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I found a fb page on there that someone was offering for $1800 for 4 million likes. So I skyped with him and the only way he would prove me who he was is by showing me a “live video” of the page. I said “Message me from the page!” he said no. “Respond to me from the page!” he said no. “Make me the lowest level editor to see that this page is yours!” he said no. I gave up and said “Sorry, forget it, you can’t show you own the page”
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I literally got scammed by the same guy in November 2016. It was via a Facebook group named “Fameswap”.
However I don’t think they’re related to Shoutcart.com & Fameswap.com. I think those scammers are using their names in their Facebook groups, without any relationship with those websites. I can be wrong, but that’s what I think those guys are doing.
I use Shoutcart & Fameswap and it’s going fine. I get paid via Shoutcart, but never actually used Fameswap their Escrow system via their website.
I agree that it’s sketchy they don’t have an actual adress, but I would like to hear from people if they’re actually scammed via the Fameswap website. I’m not talking about scammed via people advertising, but via their Escrow service. I never used that before myself, so I can’t judge about that.