Scientific Solutions gets Hacked

Extraction Companies are now targeted for phishing scams with attempts to get business wires.

Just make sure you always verify authenticity of sender and double check by contacting directly before sending $

Dodge this domain
sscisolinc.com <— FAKE EMAILs from this address are being sent.

They knocked off their domain and added an extra s in the URL (to begin this phishing campaign)

Looks like they’ve got it handled in contact / getting the issue addressed.

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Yeah I can probably guarantee that cocksucker @Chriatian is behind it. He took me for a “down payment” to secure a falling film. Also scammed someone else #scammer

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Can you track down more information about that? @Scisolinc @scisolinczack

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we’re working on it currently should have info shortly after the police report is sent to the bank and they release the info

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Oh damn.

Wild catching up on this.
This is going to end very badly imo.
Phishing = jail time imo.

Wire Fraud, Impersonation, Deceptive business practices, theft, Phishing. Sure looks like you nailed it on the head @MedicineManHempCo

The worst part to me is recognizing that the phishing website was purchased on March 29th 2023, 8 months later he takes the entire CRM / sales contact list / then spams them with fake details to fraud the customers and the business. The fact this guy went for a round 2 on this lesson is beyond crazy. For his sake I hope it’s someone else.

They caught the scam in less than two weeks at least.

I’m assuming all emails / CRM data is in this persons hands and I appreciate reading they will assist with Identity protection services for those affected.

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Let it be known that I blew the whistle on that guy over a year ago. Sucks he got more people…

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Let’s find him and take payment in the form of his butthole….

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I’ve witnessed you develop an obsession.

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Been an obsession

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Someone who owns a farm should build a chicken coup prison and toss the phishing scammer in it. :smile::octopus:

I doubt this is his real info, but here is the bullshit google docs invoice he sent me:

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It still very much may be another party from all information I’ve been granted. Out of respect for SciSol I’ll gladly await their shared updates. I can say it’s been incredibly fascinating in trying to aid their discovery and I know the responsible parties will be nailed.

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Fuck yeah. Fucking hate scammers, can’t wait to see who the fuckhead behind it is. I think doxxing of “Verified scammers”™️ should not only be accepted but also encouraged here. We’ve most certainly set a precedent with the previous scammers.

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Bump. Sure looks like as time has changed, maybe a more accurate update on this story is due. Since the “hack”, team members have abandoned ship (including ownership shares) and pointed fingers at negative business practices.

Let’s not forget this moment less than a year ago, while keeping current events recognized.

Coincidences are rare.

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So all are aware.

John uses a fraud scheme claiming he has been ‘hacked’ or his emails have been ‘hacked’ or smartphones have been hacked as a reason to allow time to pass between initiation of his fraudulent transactions.

Transactions he never intends to pay for fully, or deliver fully upon.

He then uses either fraudulant or conveniently written bank/email/phone records to back his stories up and gain further time.

He does this to attempt to build space between the transaction to allow further legitimization to his transactions if a police investigation were to ever occur.

Currently he claims all his emails were deleted, his phones work on/off. Etc…

We believe there are dozens of victims to his fraud schemes.

Hope he is not further promoted by @Future and this website.

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Don’t you think it’s time to take this into your own hands at this point.

You should get some hard hitting California collections people to show how many people take walking for granted.

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Last I heard about any of this you were both trying to get us to delete all these threads.

Good thing we didn’t, I guess?

Haven’t spoken to or seen any of the guys at Sci Solutions since April (when they were showing me screenshots of a conversation you two had about how to go about getting posts removed).

Prior to that I haven’t interacted with them for a couple of years.

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FWIW I bought some ovens from them mid 2024 and it took a lot of patience, texts, emails and calls to get the ovens from them and when they arrived they were pretty beat up and missing parts, it took from April to October to get my order completed.

The whole time his staff seemed unable to fulfill the order and referred to John where he would rarely answer and when he did it sounded like he was hustling for more sales on bigger items in a frenzy

In the end I didn’t get ripped off but for me it was on the table the entire time as I paid 100% up front and I am not in the USA.

Now I don’t know if I am one of the lucky ones who didn’t get ripped off but I can’t recommend them