John M.
Fake Arrest Warrants and Walgreens or CVS vouchers
We almost fell victim to a very bad scam where someone called pretended to be with the County police and insisted that there was a warrant for an arrest for someone in our house and that we had to follow their instructions very carefully get $1,500 go to Walgreens and purchase what they called three vouchers and then go to the Sheriff's Office. We got all the way to Walgreens when the clerk at Walgreens said "This is a scam. I have seen this before don't buy the vouchers". I then called the Sheriff's Office and they said it was a scam. Had I completed the voucher purchase at Walgreens all that money would have been lost. We almost lost $1,500 so I reported this to 800notes, with the scammers phone number and one of the admins who works at 800notes mercilessly mocked our complaint about this scammer. When I spoke to the police and my bank they told me that the scam is sweeping the nation. 800notes said it was my fault. It's my belief that some employees at 800notes may be complicit in purposely deleting or removing complaints and phone numbers about reported scammers, their Admins mock genuine reports of theft and are in fact protecting scammers rather than providing a trusted database of criminals.


