Shaun’s Info
Shaun Medwynter lied to his bank (credit card company) by stating that he never did any business with eProvided data recovery. This was after weeks of service had already been completed. The owner of eProvided received a chargeback from his bank for hundreds of dollars. Square stated that the customer said he does not know who eProvided is after services were already completed. The owner of eProvided contacted Shaun directly on the email he previously provided when he filled out a legal contract on the eProvided website. Shaun responded to the email, and wrote back to eProvided and had knowledge of his wrongdoings and did nothing to fix the situation.
Shaun Medwynter has committed what any state law calls ‘theft of service’. This is outright stealing and is illegal. eProvided is based in Las Vegas, NV. In Nevada, theft of services is a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on the value of the services stolen. Theft of services valued under $1,200 can result in a fine of up to $1,000 and six months in jail. The Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) that covers theft of services is NRS 205.275.
Details of theft and stealing: Shaun visited eProvided.com data recovery on Jan. 4, 2025 at 1:21PM PST from Pembroke Pines, Florida. This is known from the website IP address shown in the image below. The IP address is: 73.245.175.154 – He listed his address as 1428 SW 147Th Ave. Pembroke Pines, FL 33027. He signed a legal contract on the eProvided website for a data recovery service request for a broken SD card. His description was “When the SD card broke in have when I was trying to connect another charger to the computer. The device is an SD card I have a ton of content that needs to be retrieved on there. Need to recover all the content on there.”
Shaun Medwynter Nevada Code Violation
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July 24, 2022
Theft & Stealing. Location of Shaun Medwynter
