REAL NEWS: Several cases of fraud are now under investigation by the Police.
According to reports, a 39-year-old Barnes Hill woman complained to the Coolidge Police Station that she had given a New Winthorpes man the sum of $5,000 to order a car from Japan, but he reportedly has failed to do so.
She claims that the money was given to him on December 2, 2022, and, to date, she has not received the vehicle – nor her money back, in spite of requests.
Based on certain information obtained, including documents, it is believed that the man fraudulently converted and used the woman’s money for his own benefit.
Meanwhile, a Paynters woman reported to the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) that her Caribbean Union Bank (CUB) debit card had been used to make unauthorized purchases online.
It is alleged that a Vernons man, whom the Police had picked up for questioning, might have committed the offence.
The unauthorized transactions reportedly occurred on November 27 and December 2 last year.
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oh dear
Ras Smood…you just love to eat my shit💩💩💩!
Man Behaving like Politician…
Headline is misleading one would feel the rip off took place in Japan. The heading is unfair to all online Japanese companies selling cars.
December 2nd 2022 to January 24th 2023 is equal to 1 month and 22 days – How the hell can someone purchase a car in Japan and expect it landed in 1 month 22 days? I actually takes about 5 months currently to have a car delivered from Japan to Antigua.
She must think the car coming 2 day shipping like Amazon prime.
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