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YOUR RESEARCHBEWARE Fellow Rennlisters. Scammer prowling our classifieds
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Don't try to cash them, just show them to your friends...most people have never seen a real counterfeit check.(Remember, it cost the scammer money to have these items produced and sent to you via FEDEX or UPS).
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Suggestion · Original poster
Don't try to cash them, just show them to your friends...most people have never seen a real counterfeit check.(Remember, it cost the scammer money to have these items produced and sent to you via FEDEX or UPS).
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Beware fellow Rennlisters. There is this
Bob Haley with email
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Trying to buy my wheels and wanted me to send money through Western Union for the shipping. Good thing I picked up on it right away.
I've searched his info in google and found out that he did some scams on the eham.net and other electronics forums.
I found this post written by one of the members in the forum where they discovered that this guys was scamming. and this is exactly what he was asking me to do... that he sent me a check and send the rest to the shipping company via western union.
Have fun with scammers!
You can have a lot of FUN with the scammers. When they want to send you a cashier's or company check and have you send the excess amount of the check to their "shipping company" by Western Union, tell them sure. You will receive some very impressive COUNTERFEIT checks and postal money orders. Don't try to cash them, just show them to your friends...most people have never seen a real counterfeit check.(Remember, it cost the scammer money to have these items produced and sent to you via FEDEX or UPS). For the other slim ***** that want to send you 12 or 15 or 20 million dollars, they always want your name address and Phone number. The name I send them is Herb Philbrick (a very famous FBI agent), the address of my local FBI office and their phone number. It is a nice suprise for these schmucks when they spend the money to make an international call and end up talking to the FBI. The more you can do to waste the scammers time and money, the better off we will all be. If George Bush really wanted to do something for America, he would invade Nigeria (where most of these slime ***** operate).
"Bob Haley" hit me up last week too...his horrible grammar gave it away - that and the convoluted (to put it mildly) payment/shipping scenario he gave me...yikes!
I REALLY need to get off my a-- and upload a new avatar pic, it's 77 degrees right now
