0415 597 838

I had a similar experience with this number, and I believe it is associated with scamming activities. I advise everyone to be cautious.

I've encountered a romance scammer who is trying to deceive people. It’s crucial not to purchase anything, donate any money, or believe anything this person says.

This number is associated with a woman who frequently attempts scams by pretending to be locally based, even though she is American. She creates fake profiles on dating sites, interacts with individuals, then deletes her profile to avoid detection before trying to scam people into making purchases on her fraudulent website.

A woman named Michelle is contacting people from dating sites. She attempts to establish a romantic connection, only to lead them to make purchases from her website, which sells fake products. She uses an Australian mobile number but resides in the USA.

This appears to be a romance scam. I've encountered multiple reports indicating it as a romance scammer.

A woman contacted me, sharing elaborate and sad stories about her life, including losing her mother and being a single mother. She used these "poor me" tactics in an attempt to gain my sympathy and persuade me to help her by purchasing items from her website. I believe this is a fabricated story and a scam.

This is clearly a scam! The person behind it lacks any sense of shame. I recommend avoiding any contact.

This report is about a female scammer who is attempting to deceive individuals into purchasing fake art through her website. It's highly advisable to refrain from any interaction, including chatting or making purchases, as this individual is involved in scam activities. Please proceed with caution.

This woman finds potential victims on dating sites, where she shows interest and shares fabricated sob stories. She then tries to direct you to her fake online shop, aiming to steal your personal information and credit card details.

I believe I am dealing with a romance scammer who has bad intentions. Several individuals have reported similar experiences with this person, and I advise not to trust anything this lady says.

I encountered a scammer utilizing dating sites to lure men into purchasing jewelry or gemstones from a fraudulent website. This is a scam, and I advise others to be cautious.

Beware of someone named Michelle who has been trying to sell a stone via a website. When I visited the website she provided, my security protection flagged numerous instances of malware and phishing attempts. I believe this is a total scam.

A person named Michelle contacted me and I believe she is a scammer. She is not based in Australia and tries to entice people into purchasing from her fake website, aiming to steal credit card information. She typically uses dating sites to initiate contact.

The person operating under the name Michelle Joan Moore has now changed their name. It appears that after scamming in one area, they shift to a new name. This is definitely a scam operation! Please be careful!

A scammer contacted me trying to sell fake products from a phishing website. Their location changes frequently – at first, they claimed to be from Queensland, then switched to Adelaide, and eventually stated they were in Devonport, Tasmania. It’s clear that they are not even in Australia.

This is an online romance scam. Please be cautious and do not engage with them by purchasing or donating anything; it’s all fabricated and deceitful.

This number appears to be linked to a fake dating profile aimed at scamming men.

I received a call from someone pretending to be an Australian girl. She tried to convince me to develop a romantic connection, only to later direct me to buy art from her. The entire interaction felt fake and deceptive.

This scammer is attempting to lure people online into purchasing fake merchandise from a poorly designed website. Beware!

This phone number is associated with a non-Australian individual who engages in romance and online scams, often selling fake goods. Be cautious and do not interact with them.

I wanted to warn others about a romance scam linked to this number. Be cautious and do not buy anything, donate, or lend any money to the person calling.

This number belongs to a scammer posing as a dating site contact. They will bombard you with messages for weeks to lure you to their fake website, which eventually asks for money—it's all a scam.

This number is associated with a romance scammer. I strongly advise against purchasing anything, donating funds, assisting, or considering giving this individual any money. I urge the Australian Federal Police to investigate ownership of this number and take appropriate action.

This caller appears to be a scammer from a dating site, trying to convince victims to purchase fake art or stones. There were numerous red flags raised during the conversation with this person.

The individual behind this fake dating profile claims to prefer older men and seeks emotional support through elaborate, fabricated hard-luck tales. They connect with victims via WhatsApp or Telegram and then delete their profiles, implying that you could be "the one." This is a classic romance scam, and I advise against believing anything they say.

Warning: Do not buy anything from this fraudulent online website. It features a fake profile that tries to manipulate users emotionally and gets them to purchase fake products from her site.

I believe this number is associated with fraudsters, as it appears they are becoming increasingly active this season. There are numerous fake profiles on dating sites trying to gather information from vulnerable men. This individual tries to entice people into purchasing stones or artworks from their website.

A foreign woman, possibly from the US or Canada, contacted me attempting to sell fake artwork and stones via her website. She initially befriended me through an online dating platform, sharing a sob story to garner emotional support, before revealing her fraudulent website.

A group of scammers seems to be targeting mature men on dating sites, trying to extract personal information for future impersonation scams. They've made numerous attempts to purchase items from their fraudulent artist website. Please exercise caution and remember, not everyone online is genuine.

A person named Michelle contacted me claiming to be an art and fine stones procurer for businesses. She urged me to visit her website to purchase what appeared to be fake products. Additionally, she appears to create fraudulent dating site profiles, leading men into fake online relationships under the pretense of connecting well. This individual is likely a scammer, possibly not even located in Australia despite using an Australian mobile number that she may have purchased online.