Welcome to Scam Tracker

Don't be scammed by Internet Scammers, Internet tricksters or Internet Predators.

The Internet has become a literal smorgasbord for scam artists. Mainly due to the lack of enforcement by any authority. Scam artisits take advantage of this oversight by continuing to rip people off by the millions. Unfortunately, they do this unabated. Scam Trackers has seen enough. It's time for us to fight back!

Defintion of a Scam noun 1. a fraudulent business scheme verb 1. deprive of by deceit; "He swindled me out of my inheritance"; "She defrauded the customers who trusted her"; "the cashier gypped me when he gave me too little change" WordNet® 2.1, © 2005 Princeton University

 Our current investigation involves a company called Clubscript.com 

This company has received a number of complaints due to not delivering scripts/products as promised on their numerous websites. To find out more about why you must avoid Clubscrpt and its affiliate websites, click here.

People, the victims are piling up. The brazen criminal acts of the people behind Clubscript.com clearly constitutes theft by deception. We are sure there are other victims. If you notice the number of websites owned by or associated with Bret Topovski, currently 21 and growing. You can see how widespread this deception can be. And get this, while he is still taking payments, and ignoring customers, he is apparently still launching NEW websites.

We just found two others on January 18th, 2007: onlineinstallation.com and Script-help.com.

If you see the below website or any of the websites owned by these people, you are at a fraud based website designed to RIP YOU OFF!!! If you have been scammed by Brett Topovski or any of his myriad of websites, please take these steps immediately!

1). If you used Paypal in the transaction, file a complaint with PayPal A.S.A.P! If you paid with PayPal.

2). File a report with the Rip Off Report. Their website is: http://www.ripoffreport.com/

3). File a report with the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). Their website is: http://www.ic3.gov/complaint/ 

4). File a complaint with Fraud.org. Their website is: http://www.fraud.org/

5). File a complaint with econsumer.gov. Their website is: https://www.econsumer.gov

6). If you are a member of any social network, forum, ezine, newsletter or network, please advise all of your community, family and friends.

Byu talking these crucial steps, you help others from being ripped off. Don't let them be scammed!

A million thanks from the folks at Scam Tracker.

We will be expanding, adding contact , about us  and submit scam pages momentarily. Please bear with us we grow. We just couldn't wait any longer due the fact that so many people are being scammed.