*****ulent Company working with Skyjet Clearance/Expresslane

I intended to buy a second-hand imported Toyota engine from Bomax Auto, located at 4 Industria Road, Mansfield, Cape Town, company registration number ***, VAT number ***. Their contact details include the email *** and website https://www.bomaxauto.co.za. However, they falsified invoices and took full payment without delivering the engine. The person I dealt with, who calls himself Maliq, uses the WhatsApp Business number +***2.

Bomax Auto appears to be working with an individual named Hamilton, who uses a *****ulent ID, from a *****ulent company impersonating a legitimate Skyjet Couriers. They go by Skyjet Lane/Skyjet Expresslane. This **** has cost me R105,748 in total, with R36,750 paid for the engine and gearbox to Bomax Auto and R68,998 to Skyjet Expresslane for supposed refundable fees and other fabricated charges.

Skyjet Expresslane uses a **** tracking website, globaljetclearance.com, which mimics a legitimate tracking service, making it seem as if a shipment is real. Hamilton’s contact number is +***9, also a WhatsApp Business account. They use mainstream bank accounts for their *****ulent activities, raising concerns about the financial institutions accommodating these ********s:

SKYJET EXLRESSLANE uses these two accounts: Bank: African Bank; Skyjet Lane; b.code 430000; Account ***, Country South Africa

And another for the apparent "Permits Account":

Bank: Standard Bank, Skyjet Permit, b.code 051001, Account ***, ***.

Bomax Auto uses: Standard Bank, Bomax Auto Pty Ltd, ***, 051001, reference 1KZ-TE.

I've reported it to Standard Bank and African Bank ***** lines with no responses yet.