
A woman scammed out of nearly $1,100 booked a cruise to confront her alleged scammer and get an explanation for their behavior. The incident took place onboard the August 30, 2026 sailing of MSC Seascape, a 7-night cruise from Galveston.
Despite the verbal confrontation, the woman does not condone bullying or harassment and has reported the scam to the FBI. No one likes to get scammed, particularly when the scam might cost hundreds of dollars. But would you spend even more to get revenge on the scammer?
That is exactly what one cruise guest did on a recent sailing of MSC Cruises' MSC Seascape. Vanessa Phillips shared her experience in a Facebook video on September 5, 2026 to spread the word and hopefully bring the scammer to justice. She met Armonte Wilson, whom she describes as "a former associate" on a previous MSC sailing in December 2025.
Wilson was hoping to find someone to set sail with in August 2026, and Phillips agreed. Phillips alleges that Wilson concocted an elaborate scheme that included an itinerary, agent booking numbers, and invoices, all for a cruise reservation that didn't actually exist or that she was removed from. Ultimately, Phillips sent…
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