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By Jay Patel Owes Me Money | January 18, 2025 | 0
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Who is Jay Patel?

Jay R Patel, also known as Ojas R Patel, is an individual accused of various fraudulent activities in the Orlando area and beyond. He has been linked to multiple scams, including those involving vacation rentals, business partnerships, bad checks, and identity theft.

What are some of the scams Jay Patel is allegedly involved in?

Patel has been accused of running various scams, including:

  • Vacation rental scams: Advertising non-existent vacation rentals and taking full payment upfront.
  • Business partnership scams: Entering into business partnerships under false pretenses and defrauding partners out of their investments.
  • Bad check scams: Writing checks for amounts he cannot cover, leaving individuals and businesses unpaid.
  • Identity theft scams: Using stolen identities to open credit cards and loans.
  • Mail Fraud

Did Jay Patel go to Rutgers University?

No, despite claims to the contrary, multiple sources confirm that Jay Patel did not attend Rutgers University. He may have spent time socializing in the area, but he was not a student there.

Does Jay Patel have a degree in pharmacology?

No, Jay Patel does not have a degree in pharmacology or any other field. He did not attend college.

Did Jay Patel's father pass away?

Yes, sadly, Jay Patel's father passed away. Our condolences go out to his family, who, ironically, are also among those he allegedly owes money to.

Did Jay Patel go to New Jersey for his father's funeral?

No, despite claiming to have attended his father's funeral in New Jersey, this has been confirmed to be a lie. Sources who were present at the funeral confirm he did not attend. It is believed that he is avoiding New Jersey due to the numerous people he allegedly owes money to in that area.

Does Jay Patel have a cousin in Georgia that he can get a loan from?

There is no evidence to support this claim. It appears that the names he provides as supposed family members in Georgia are actually individuals from New Jersey.

Are the names Jay Patel gives of people he is supposedly getting loans from real?

Yes, the names he provides are real people. However, he either owes them money or he is relying on the fact that you will be unable to contact them to verify his claims.

Does Jay Patel own any cars?

Yes, he does own vehicles. If you would like more information about these, please reach out to us directly.

If I sue Jay Patel, will he show up for court?

Based on the cases we are currently tracking, it is unlikely that he will appear in court. He seems to be aware that even with a default judgment against him, enforcement can be challenging.

How long has Jay Patel been scamming people?

The oldest scams we are currently aware of date back to before 2003.

Are there any active scams that you are currently tracking?

Yes, we are tracking several active scams. As we are given permission to share more details, we will be posting updates on this website.

Does Jay Patel ever pay people back in full?

No, from the information we have gathered, he has never fully repaid anyone. He may occasionally offer small sums of money, but he has a pattern of not fulfilling his financial obligations.

Jay Patel promised to pay me back from a CD. Does this CD exist?

It is highly unlikely that this CD exists. This is likely another one of his fabricated stories to avoid repaying his debts.

How can I protect myself from Jay Patel's alleged scams?

Here are some precautions you can take:

  • Be wary of deals that seem too good to be true: If an offer seems unusually attractive, do your research and proceed with caution.
  • Never wire money directly: Use secure payment methods offered by reputable platforms or agencies.
  • Verify everything: Do your due diligence and confirm all details independently before making any commitments.
  • Monitor your credit report: Regularly check your credit report for any suspicious activity.
  • Freeze your credit: Consider placing a freeze on your credit to prevent unauthorized accounts from being opened in your name.
  • Report suspicious activity: If you encounter any suspicious behavior or believe you have been a victim of a scam, report it to the appropriate authorities.

What should I do if I have been a victim of one of Jay Patel's alleged scams?

If you believe you have been scammed by Jay Patel, take the following steps:

  • File a police report: Contact your local police department and the police department in the jurisdiction where the alleged scam occurred.
  • Consult an attorney: Explore your legal options for recovering any losses and holding Patel accountable.
  • Share your story: Consider sharing your experience on this website or with other relevant platforms to raise awareness and help prevent others from becoming victims.
  • Report the scam to relevant authorities:
    • FBI Tampa Field Office: (813) 253-1000
    • Florida Attorney General - Fraud Hotline: (850) 414-3990
    • Federal Trade Commission (FTC): ReportFraud.ftc.gov
    • Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3): www.ic3.gov
    • Fraud Free Florida: https://myfloridacfo.com/fraudfreeflorida
    • Additional Resources: https://www.usa.gov/where-report-scams

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