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Louisiana cruise passenger confronts alleged scammer on ship over $1,100

Vanessa Phillips, a Louisiana cruise passenger, confronted Armonte Domious Wilson aboard the MSC Seascape after alleging he scammed her out of nearly $1,100 for a cruise reservation. Phillips claimed Wilson cut off communication and excluded her from the booking, while Wilson denied the allegations, stating he removed her after she disputed payments.

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Vanessa Phillips, a Louisiana cruise passenger, confronted Armonte Domious Wilson aboard the MSC Seascape after alleging he scammed her out of nearly $1,100 for a cruise reservation. Phillips claimed Wilson cut off communication and excluded her from the booking, while Wilson denied the allegations, stating he removed her after she disputed payments.

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Louisiana cruise passenger tracks down alleged $1,100 scammer who used funds for luxury trip: ‘Where’s my money?”

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Louisiana cruise passenger confronts alleged scammer on ship over $1,100