Autocom took all my money 69500 usd.

Seychelles said:

Good morning
Dean Loizeau
+248 2525400
AUTOCOM JAPAN
ARE SCAMMERS .

Autocom Japan Accounts
Confirms with me that
they received all my money
69,500 USD for 2 trucks Isuzu forward
But they never send me my trucks
And when they received all the money
After they stop talking to me
Our bank in Seychelles
Try to recall the bank transfer
That we made
But the company Autocom Japan
Refuse to sign the recall in there bank in japan
So we couldn't get our money back
I have all the proof
All of you can see
They scammers do not do any business with this company .So you all can see there bank account
Details that transfer was made in there
Accounts That they are beneficiary
All my money.
Please see attached all the
Proof that this company in japan
Are scammers and thieves . Because of these continuous scams my country is advising all business not to purchase anything from a list Japan dealers.
I am the proof
Please check
And someone can help me in anyway
Thank you
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