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by Ryan from Ohio » Wed Oct 25, 2006 2:15 pm

Fake E Bay E Mail wrote:• Payment instructions:

To submit the payment with Western Union Money Transfer, you have two options:
1. Pay for the transfer with cash at a local Western Union agent.
Click here to locate the agents in your area
http://www.westernunion.com/info/agentInquiryIntl.asp
2. If you are now in the USA and need to use a credit/debit card (Visa or MC), call 1-800-CALL-CASH and make the payment to the verified name of the seller.
An additional fee will be charged on most cards because this transaction will be considered a cash advance on your card. Several IDs and utility bills are required before the funds are paid. Therefore, no one else but your seller can pick up the money. Your payments cannot be lost in the mail, like money orders or checks. Sellers located in the London are not yet eligible for the PayPal Buyer Protection, which means you are not protected against fraud if you pay this seller by PayPal. Our responsibility is to make every option safe.
This seller is verified by our services and you can have all the trust in his requests. Because the fee to send a Western Union Money Transfer is high, compared to other methods of payment, we have arranged with the seller to compensate for half of this fee (i.e. if it costs you $100 to send the payment, take $50 from the amount insured and send the balance).
• Once the payment was sent, email the seller ( [email protected] ) the following information:
1. 10 digit MTCN (Money Transfer Control Number):
2. Exact sender's name on file with Western Union:
3. Your street address on file with Western Union:
4. City and country where you sent the money from:
5. Amount sent:
Then wait for the confirmation the payment was received. Within 3 business days, you will receive the tracking number for your merchandise.
Theres the payment details?

by cargodz » Wed Oct 25, 2006 2:11 pm

Anyone else notice he only wants it sent western union wire transfer?

by Ryan from Ohio » Wed Oct 25, 2006 2:07 pm

The scam thickens...

Here ya guys go!
cocksucking scammer scum wrote:Dear sir,
I have already started the official procedure and you will receive an INVOICE regarding payment and insurance details. Please check your your e-mail and let me know if you received the INVOICE by the time you read this e-mail.
Thanks
Ok, heres the good part!

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Oh wait, better yet his address!

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So what do I send him?

Anyone got an monopoly money?

Has anyone ever sent a Western Union moneygram/wire transfer?

THis guy says thats how the poayment is to be sent. I want to give him the 10 character code thats believeable so he actually goes into a Western Union to get the $$$...

Buhahahahahaha

by cargodz » Wed Oct 25, 2006 7:39 am

When he does contact you with the address... take ALL contact info to the BBB and the authorities so this is well documented, you might even get lucky enough to where they catch the a-hole and then he could take yer place in the pokey for some pokey :p

by solacedagony » Wed Oct 25, 2006 3:38 am

smoker wrote:im sure ryan can make friends in prison, hes young after all and possibly open to new ideas :scorp:
Keyword "open".

by OnYrMrk » Tue Oct 24, 2006 7:47 pm

forward the original email to

[email protected]

they will know what to do with it.

by brent » Tue Oct 24, 2006 7:38 pm

Take that address and give it to your local BBB. Maybe they can make something happen with it being the early stages of the scam. Generally by the time they are notified, the scammer has already fled. You might surprise the scum sucker, and at the same time do a lot of people a favor.

by smoker » Tue Oct 24, 2006 7:35 pm

GlassWolf wrote:enjoy your federal prison stay!

im sure ryan can make friends in prison, hes young after all and possibly open to new ideas :scorp:

by OnYrMrk » Tue Oct 24, 2006 7:32 pm

He actually did win the auction, and this "second chance" offer is truly a bs scam

by solacedagony » Tue Oct 24, 2006 7:16 pm

So, did you actually WIN the unit or was that "second chance offer" just a bust?

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