Jose E. Quezada

For 4 years in a row, I have been the victim of several frauds and scams for more than 124,000 dollars caused by Mr. José Eduardo Quezada from Ecuador, resident in Houston, through the delivery of false invoices, fabricated emails, and text messages, and orders sent by Quezada himself, including that of posing as lawyers to deceive me and leave me with almost nothing.

I ended up losing my home and my cars. His modus operandi was the same.

He managed to deceive and defraud Mr. Joseph Becker from 2012 to 2016, an accountant from Houston whom he defrauded with the story of investment in Latin America of a millionaire business processing credit cards, losing a whopping 280,000 dollars.

The deception asks for large sums of money per month for non-existent operating expenses, showing false collateral to make believe that the person will get their money back or guaranteed.

I know of other people who have been cheated and scammed with a lot of money.

The worst of his frauds happened between November 2020 and January 2021 when Quezada pretended to be detained in prison with the idea of ​​scaring me since I needed Quezada free to conclude the millionaire projects and collect the supposed advances of 2 large companies (which later I found out they were fake).

He also put psychological pressure on me to send him large sums of money while allegedly in custody. He told me by text messages that the Houston police were looking for me too; therefore, it was convenient for me to release him soon to stop the investigation. I believed his story and ended up sending him large sums of money for lawyers and non-existent bonds!

I believed his charade through text messages and emails. Between November and January 2021, I transferred to Quezada about $ 20,000 for his alleged release through the fees of an alleged lawyer who turned out not to exist as well as his time in prison. I didn’t learn the truth until May 2021, when he asked me for several thousand dollars to supposedly cover a late payment for vehicles purchased at an auto auction in 2018.

When I ask him for an invoice for said payment, he sends me a fake and adulterated invoice in Photoshop. There I realized that vehicles never existed in 2018, and tying up loose ends; II concluded that he had self-kidnapped in prison to ask for ransom, just as those who pretend to be kidnapped by someone who does not exist to ask for ransom money do.

Never hire him for his IT services because he will try to make you invest in non-existent business deals in which he has no power nor real connections.