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Ace Paralegal Services Marianna Theresa Johnson scam, Con Artist, Scammer Reno, Nevada |
18th of Apr, 2011 by User480064 |
I would NEVER do business with this woman again. Over the years, she has used me and other people that she has come into contact with through her business of being a "Paralegal" to scam her clients one way or another. It may take sometime, but she eventually manages. Always looking for a "get-rich-quick" scheme, she had involved me in the "sweepstakes" scans that she personally found herself in. She was so convinced that she had "won" millions and millions of dollars, they she had forwarded me a check of $5,000 to be deposited the "following week" after she would receive this money. Because I had just suffered the loss of my mother at the time, my mind was not altogether and I was looking for property to buy in Arizona to retire on in about 15 years or so. I had $12,000 in cash money saved away and discovered a piece of property that had cost about $10,000, but subsequently, unforeseen medicals bills from my mother's death also needed to be paid through the estate . Believing that this WOMAN was good to her word, I took a risk and obtain the property and hoped that the "following week" this "so-call" winnings she was claiming would come through. I had taken out approximately $7,500 cash advance on my credit card on a temporary basis but the "following week" NEVER came! Months later, she STILL was promising that her "winnings" were on the way. Because I was very skeptical about these so-called winnings, she laid a story on me that she also had won some lawsuit and that an Attorney from Las Vegas was flying up in a few days with her settlement award and therefore would pay me out of that. It sounded more feasible than her sweepstakes until I learned that her Attorney suddenly ended up in Rio. She was falling under financial difficulties herself all the while due to constantly paying on a daily basis toward her dream world of being a millionaire and because previous she had met some guy through her business from Oregon who in turned had bilked her out of her credit cards to their limits. A few months later, she had called me directly work and stated that she was on the verge of being tossed out into the street because of the financial problems she incurred. Feeling sorry for her and not wanting to see a 78 year old woman out on the streets homeless, I loaned her almost $1,400 that I really could not afford and was the last of my own retirement money I had managed to save for myself. She naturally "promised" to pay me back on that amount and after two years later of starving myself and trying to make ends meet, I still have NOTHING except for false promises. Her mailman got wise to the scams and informed Social Services, who had contacted this WOMAN, but she screamed at the worker to mind her own business and threatened lawsuit against them. If something adverse happens to this woman, she always threatens LAWSUIT and sometimes it works to her advantage. If this is how this WOMAN performs her personal life, God forbid she cannot run her business with a clear mind anymore. She got scammed and therefore has taken her misery and bestowed it upon others that she deals with to bring those people down to HER level of despair and suffering. I feel sorry for anyone that does business with this institution----and will not go any further concerning the word "INSTITUION...." |
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