New York, New York, United States
Allegations of fraud arise as multiple users report a bodybuilder accepting deposits for sessions but either failing to show up or cutting sessions short while deleting negative reviews.
Last Updated: May 15, 2025
The text explicitly describes fraudulent activity in the following ways:
Deception for Financial Gain: The person being discussed allegedly accepted deposits for services (wrestling/session-related meetings) but did not follow through with the agreed-upon activity. This is a form of financial deception.
Theft: One user states, "And, she kept my deposit!" This indicates that money was taken without providing the promised service, which constitutes theft or fraudulent business practices.
Pattern of Questionable Behavior: Another user mentions that negative reviews about the person were deleted ("I saw she had some negative reviews on SG from the time [...] that got deleted sometime after."). This suggests an attempt to suppress or hide evidence of potential scams.
No-Shows and Shortened Sessions: Multiple users report that their sessions were not honored in full or at all. One person mentions their session being cut short, another claims the individual no-showed, and at least one lost their deposit.
These elements indicate an intentional scam where a service provider may be taking payments without delivering the promised service, engaging in deceptive conduct, and potentially manipulating online reputation by removing negative reviews.