Report LV-001
Rental
Short-term rental listed near the Strip was double-booked and the 'host' vanished after collecting a $2,400 deposit by wire. The unit address was a parking structure.

Las Vegas, NV
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Rental
Short-term rental listed near the Strip was double-booked and the 'host' vanished after collecting a $2,400 deposit by wire. The unit address was a parking structure.
Gaming
Operator sold 'guaranteed' sports-betting picks through a private group chat, then pressured members into wiring additional 'bankroll' funds. Payouts were never issued.
Business
Event production contract for a convention build-out was breached three days before load-in. No refund, no vendor delivery, and the LLC dissolved the following week.
Romance
Long-distance relationship escalated into repeated 'emergency' transfers via crypto ATM. Profile photos were reverse-image matched to an unrelated account overseas.
Financial
Unlicensed 'private lender' charged advance fees for small-business loans that were never funded. Multiple complainants report identical paperwork templates.
Financial
Crypto 'arbitrage desk' promised 9% monthly returns and paid early participants with later deposits. Withdrawals froze once new deposits slowed.
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