dennis hunt

I too fell into this scam. I has applied for jobs and that day april 9, 2011 i got a email stating mystery shopping. So i said wowww i like shopping an easy 200$. Ok so i replied and the next day fedex brought me a package with a money order of 870. I was so excited i went to my bank cashed it and was told to go to check depot and cash it. Keep gas money and my 200$ and wire the rest to someone in ga so they could complete their assigment. I did, came home and sent the so call eval. The next day i received three more money orders. It was a saturday. I hurried to the bank. I had to have that amount to cover those money orders so they cashed them. I went to a different western union and did the same thing. Later that night it dawned on me something didnt seem right. No background check on me and i was basically doing this on the honesty tip. I started looking online to see about scams and low and behold this one came up. I called the post office to verify the money orders were real and she stated no. I called my bank but by this time she said once the money orders came thru they would deduct that amount from my checking account. I contacted mr.dennis and he stated no its legit... a few days later my checking account was deducted the amount of the four money orders totalling 3470$. As of 5/11/11 it is still negative. I think i cried more that day than i have in my life. I contacted the ftc but all they did was make a report. I feel like such a fool. What brought me here was i got an email from him again this morning. If i find him he will pay. I told him that he was going to burn in hell for this.

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Sorry you got scammed. Unfortunately there is not much more that can be done than offer sympathy. Thanks for sharing as it may keep someone else from getting burned.
I'm sorry for your monetary losses, racheld. It has to have been a hard pill to swallow. Maybe your post will help others, who find the forum beforehand.
I see that he has contacted others recently with the same scam.
Yes, unfortunately he is a "well known phenomenon".
Always remember if it sounds too good to be true it usually is

Chris Olson
DSG Associates, Inc.
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That i live by now.... this experience has truly made me not trust anyone. You hear of people being scammed but until you are a victim changes everything. Still trying to recover from this lost of money. I hope whatever it is he needed it for does him some justice.
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