Today it was verified that the SSA return is a scam. Ray and Tansy, the genuine ones, confirmed it. Every post from the impersonator has now been removed. An article about this will be published soon by "Some Lady".FNG33 said:
Got identical replies — no way I'm doing that. I'll just keep an eye on how things develop down the line. Those kits were a loss I accepted ages ago, so I'm not about to pile more onto it.exploitedworkerbee said:
This is a textbook con: I hand over a fairly modest sum, and in return I'm supposedly in line for a much bigger payout. Part of me genuinely wants SSA to have returned, yet the warning signs point toward waiting and letting the situation settle before doing anything.juGGaKNot said:
We fully recognize how painful it is for customers who already paid but never got their products because accounts were lost. That said, the original company no longer exists and the accounts are a mess, so the SSA sales team is unable to issue refunds directly. To settle this fairly and in a way that can continue, we now present 2 options for you to pick from:
Option A: Reshipment of the Original Product
All you have to do is cover a 20% handling fee based on the original product's total price, along with a $40 shipping charge. Once the product arrives on March 18th, the SSA sales team will reship it with priority
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fatdude
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What was the method used by "the real ray and tansy" to verify this? Assuming those two are the ones who did the confirming, what is their situation? That price list is something I need.Chili777 said:
Today it was verified that the SSA return is a scam. Ray and Tansy, the genuine ones, confirmed it. Every post from the impersonator has now been removed. An article about this will be published soon by "Some Lady".FNG33 said:
Got identical replies — no way I'm doing that. I'll just keep an eye on how things develop down the line. Those kits were a loss I accepted ages ago, so I'm not about to pile more onto it.exploitedworkerbee said:
This is a textbook con: I hand over a fairly modest sum, and in return I'm supposedly in line for a much bigger payout. Part of me genuinely wants SSA to have returned, yet the warning signs point toward waiting and letting the situation settle before doing anything.juGGaKNot said:
We fully recognize how painful it is for customers who already paid but never got their products because accounts were lost. That said, the original company no longer exists and the accounts are a mess, so the SSA sales team is unable to issue refunds directly. To settle this fairly and in a way that can continue, we now present 2 options for you to pick from:
All you have to do is cover a 20% handling fee based on the original product's total price, along with a $40 shipping charge. Once the product arrives on March 18th, the SSA sales team will reship it with priority
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I came across a similar situation, and I can confirm they are scammers.Chili777 said:
Today it was verified that the SSA return is a scam. Ray and Tansy, the genuine ones, confirmed it. Every post from the impersonator has now been removed. An article about this will be published soon by "Some Lady".FNG33 said:
Got identical replies — no way I'm doing that. I'll just keep an eye on how things develop down the line. Those kits were a loss I accepted ages ago, so I'm not about to pile more onto it.exploitedworkerbee said:
This is a textbook con: I hand over a fairly modest sum, and in return I'm supposedly in line for a much bigger payout. Part of me genuinely wants SSA to have returned, yet the warning signs point toward waiting and letting the situation settle before doing anything.juGGaKNot said:
We fully recognize how painful it is for customers who already paid but never got their products because accounts were lost. That said, the original company no longer exists and the accounts are a mess, so the SSA sales team is unable to issue refunds directly. To settle this fairly and in a way that can continue, we now present 2 options for you to pick from:
All you have to do is cover a 20% handling fee based on the original product's total price, along with a $40 shipping charge. Once the product arrives on March 18th, the SSA sales team will reship it with priority
If an offer seems too good to be true, it always turns out that way.
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Additional details are expected to surface today. I'll share them. The main purpose here was to verify and prevent anyone from getting scammed out of their money.fatdude said:
What was the method used by "the real ray and tansy" to verify this? Assuming those two are the ones who did the confirming, what is their situation? That price list is something I need.Chili777 said:
Today it was verified that the SSA return is a scam. Ray and Tansy, the genuine ones, confirmed it. Every post from the impersonator has now been removed. An article about this will be published soon by "Some Lady".FNG33 said:
Got identical replies — no way I'm doing that. I'll just keep an eye on how things develop down the line. Those kits were a loss I accepted ages ago, so I'm not about to pile more onto it.exploitedworkerbee said:
This is a textbook con: I hand over a fairly modest sum, and in return I'm supposedly in line for a much bigger payout. Part of me genuinely wants SSA to have returned, yet the warning signs point toward waiting and letting the situation settle before doing anything.juGGaKNot said:
We fully recognize how painful it is for customers who already paid but never got their products because accounts were lost. That said, the original company no longer exists and the accounts are a mess, so the SSA sales team is unable to issue refunds directly. To settle this fairly and in a way that can continue, we now present 2 options for you to pick from:
All you have to do is cover a 20% handling fee based on the original product's total price, along with a $40 shipping charge. Once the product arrives on March 18th, the SSA sales team will reship it with priority
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fatdude
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Thanks for what you're doing, my friend — that's a real service to everyoneChili777 said:
There
Additional details are expected to surface today. I'll share them. The main purpose here was to verify and prevent anyone from getting scammed out of their money.fatdude said:
What was the method used by "the real ray and tansy" to verify this? Assuming those two are the ones who did the confirming, what is their situation? That price list is something I need.Chili777 said:
Today it was verified that the SSA return is a scam. Ray and Tansy, the genuine ones, confirmed it. Every post from the impersonator has now been removed. An article about this will be published soon by "Some Lady".FNG33 said:
Got identical replies — no way I'm doing that. I'll just keep an eye on how things develop down the line. Those kits were a loss I accepted ages ago, so I'm not about to pile more onto it.exploitedworkerbee said:
This is a textbook con: I hand over a fairly modest sum, and in return I'm supposedly in line for a much bigger payout. Part of me genuinely wants SSA to have returned, yet the warning signs point toward waiting and letting the situation settle before doing anything.juGGaKNot said:
We fully recognize how painful it is for customers who already paid but never got their products because accounts were lost. That said, the original company no longer exists and the accounts are a mess, so the SSA sales team is unable to issue refunds directly. To settle this fairly and in a way that can continue, we now present 2 options for you to pick from:
All you have to do is cover a 20% handling fee based on the original product's total price, along with a $40 shipping charge. Once the product arrives on March 18th, the SSA sales team will reship it with priority
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Should you have actually transferred funds to the "new" SSA, there's a person I know who'd be interested in hearing from you, so it can be included with the rest of the accounts they've already heard from. Only what you went through with SSA, nothing more. Feel free to DM me.
Calm Logic
Explorer
Months back, a person reached out pretending to represent SSA. Clearly a scam operation.FNG33 said:
I came across a similar situation, and I can confirm they are scammers.Chili777 said:
Today it was verified that the SSA return is a scam. Ray and Tansy, the genuine ones, confirmed it. Every post from the impersonator has now been removed. An article about this will be published soon by "Some Lady".FNG33 said:
Got identical replies — no way I'm doing that. I'll just keep an eye on how things develop down the line. Those kits were a loss I accepted ages ago, so I'm not about to pile more onto it.exploitedworkerbee said:
This is a textbook con: I hand over a fairly modest sum, and in return I'm supposedly in line for a much bigger payout. Part of me genuinely wants SSA to have returned, yet the warning signs point toward waiting and letting the situation settle before doing anything.juGGaKNot said:
We fully recognize how painful it is for customers who already paid but never got their products because accounts were lost. That said, the original company no longer exists and the accounts are a mess, so the SSA sales team is unable to issue refunds directly. To settle this fairly and in a way that can continue, we now present 2 options for you to pick from:
All you have to do is cover a 20% handling fee based on the original product's total price, along with a $40 shipping charge. Once the product arrives on March 18th, the SSA sales team will reship it with priority
If an offer seems too good to be true, it always turns out that way.
Back in the days when SSA was solid, Tansy handled my sales and I picked up a fair number of kits from them.
As for whether I'd do business with them today? Probably not, because telling who's ripping off whom can be tricky at times.
As for whether I'd do business with them today? Probably not, because telling who's ripping off whom can be tricky at times.
Camlbacker
Explorer
Looks like we're wading into some real spy-vs-spy matryoshka-style nonsense, huh? I'm leaning toward staying with what's always worked for me—right up until the moment they screw me over, as they always do.
Camlbacker
Explorer
I suppose that's just how this whole thing works. Still, I've got enough of the stuff I actually require to last me quite a while, so I figure I'm in a position to sit back and see how it plays out. Watching honesty fall apart isn't exactly enjoyable, though.
Lovedog100
Explorer
A couple of days back, a WhatsApp message like that also reached me. I'll be taking my business somewhere else.
Here's the newest development in the ongoing SSA drama. One of the Discord servers I belong to is where I came across it.
SSA put up this message:
IMPORTANT
️SSA has not returned, and all sales representatives' Telegram accounts have been compromised. Right now, the scammers remain logged into Ray’s account. Please do make any payments. Nothing about SSA is connected to any orders.
A former SSA customer wrote this:
First: With the exception of the boss's, every personal account belonging to SSA's sales representatives has been hacked. After the fake SSA made its return, the boss hasn't posted a single message. Second: I reached out to the genuine sales representatives on WeChat, and they confirmed that their personal accounts were not operated by them. Third: The SSA group owner has deleted all the accounts of the sales reps that the scammers hit. Fourth: Look at how chats happen now and how promotions are run; none of it matches the way things were before. Fifth: No website has ever been used by SSA; every sale happens offline.
this was so obvious lmfao
Expect more soon, since the server owner has been talking directly with the boss and Tansy, and will share what was said.
SSA put up this message:
IMPORTANT
️SSA has not returned, and all sales representatives' Telegram accounts have been compromised. Right now, the scammers remain logged into Ray’s account. Please do make any payments. Nothing about SSA is connected to any orders.A former SSA customer wrote this:
First: With the exception of the boss's, every personal account belonging to SSA's sales representatives has been hacked. After the fake SSA made its return, the boss hasn't posted a single message. Second: I reached out to the genuine sales representatives on WeChat, and they confirmed that their personal accounts were not operated by them. Third: The SSA group owner has deleted all the accounts of the sales reps that the scammers hit. Fourth: Look at how chats happen now and how promotions are run; none of it matches the way things were before. Fifth: No website has ever been used by SSA; every sale happens offline.
this was so obvious lmfao
Expect more soon, since the server owner has been talking directly with the boss and Tansy, and will share what was said.
Airborne Daddy
Explorer
In a Leslie Chow tone, old Tracy tells you to consume feces from your sister's rear end...
bingoberries
Explorer
SRY really has returned.
How certain are you that this is really them? Could it instead be a different takeover in the style of SSA? I came across claims that they were on Root, yet I also heard that Porgy, the former mod, has stepped in. Given what happened last year and all those tests that didn't pan out, I'd tread very cautiously.
IshimaruKenta
Explorer
My skepticism remains.
bingoberries
Explorer
fatdude
Explorer
Send me that link along with the price list