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Glor'e Aesthetic Spa

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  • Sharon K. Hurst

    Date: 06/07/2023

    On February 3, 2023 I went to lunch at the Mexican food restaurant Armando's on El Paseo Drive with my Service Dog and while walking back to my car, I was in the street and a young 34 year old Israeli woman named Diana, came up to me and accosted me in the street. She started handing me free samples she worked at, Glor'e Aesthetic Spa, Inc., 73255 El Paseo Dr, Suite 2, She then told me she had bigger free samples in her store. I followed her into the store, using my cane and her help to get up the stairs. I was in a terrible mental condition as I was in the middle of being treated for a recurrent UTI (Urinary Tract Infection) and was on drugs, both Bactrim 800-160 and Nitrofurantoin MONO 100; and I was obviously not even thinking about what I was doing. Am sure you don't know anything about those, but I googled it and came up with the information following this email. At any rate, she got me in her store and asked to borrow my cell phone camera so she could take pictures of some unit she wanted me to look at to purchase. I foolishly gave it to her and it had my credit cards and debit cards in it, along with my driver's license. It turns out, I found out later that she upped the limit on my debit card to allow her to charge $20,000 for the unit I didn't want but I unfortunately signed for it and she told me it would be delivered to me the next day. It was too big for me to take in my little Mercedes and they didn't have it in stock. At any rate, I called the next day and told her I did not receive anything and I didn't want it and she told me it had been backordered but since I didn't want it she would cancel the order and return my $20,000 to my debit card. She also (on that same day 2-3) charged my Wells Fargo credit card $4,310 and I have no idea what that was for. The owner, Megan Cohen, a 38 year old Israeli man put $7,750 on my Wells Fargo credit card for the sales tax on an item I never took delivery of. He stated I owed him another $7,250.

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