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An online retail store CEO was scammed by an infamous perpetrator into buying a Mercedes-AMG One. Mercedes-AMG only built 275 such units, turning it into an ultra-exclusive collector's car.

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Revolve CEO Michael Mente lost $5.4M after falling for a fake Mercedes-AMG One deal. The scammer posed as a French dealer, offering the nonexistent hypercar for sale. Mente learned of the scam ...

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Michael Mente, a Los Angeles billionaire, handed over $5.4 million to a French car dealer for a Mercedes-AMG One in 2021. A federal lawsuit filed in February alleges Mente bought a build slot from ...

The CEO of an online fashion retailer wanted a Mercedes-AMG ONE. He's now out $5.4 million and has filed a lawsuit alleging that all he got in return was scammed.

The alleged scam started a year before, in 2021, when the L.A. man, identified as Michael Mente, worked with a Colorado lawyer named Scott Oliver and a French seller named Jean-Pierre M.R. Clement.