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Posted by Billy NY on April 01, 2007 at 15:20:13 from (152.163.100.14):
I just listed an item I have for sale locally, in the Want Ad Digest, it's a valley industries model 7054 16,000 lb fifth wheel, no frame attachment rails, just the fifth wheel, it's in like new condition, looks to have hardly any use, it's a $500 item new. First I'm wondering how they harvested my e-mail address, did not think it was available from the website listing but I can find out easily seeing the Want Ad is right across the street from me. It's really hilarious that they will try this on smaller, less expensive items such as this thing, below is what he responded with, and I'll be sure to eff with him until he goes away, also open to hear anyones ideas on how to really string him along, kinda like the ebola monkey man LOL ! What would a guy who allegedly lives in ohio want with an item like this that could be bought locally or online, 800 miles away, who runs a hotel restaurant, then uses the same scam they all use and think someone will believe it, and yet they still do it because someone will fall for it. These guys need double handectomies if you get my drift. He first writes:
Message sent from: parker_kellyparker@yahoo.com Message date: 4/1/2007 6:29:31 AM Message: Message to seller:my name is kelly parker from ohio i will love to know maybe you still have your item forsale and the present condition The want ad warns me of the obvious at the bottom of the message: Sellers: Beware of Cashier Check Fraud and Overseas Shipping Scams. Reduce the risk of fraud and use a reputable escrow service like www.escrow.com I tell him it's still for sale would you like to buy it ?
He responds:
Thanks for the information,my name is kelly parker
from ohio i live with my wife and kids am a business
man i run a fast food joint dream land international
hotel here in ohio i want the item but i don,t think i will
have much time to travel down to take a very good look
at the item and i will love to know the present condition
of the item with your last offer don,t worry about the
payment my bank associate will issue you a BANK CASHIER
CHECK $$ which will cover the cost of the item, plus
shipping, insurance to me in ohio..You will deduct your
funds plus any other additional cost that may be
charged when you have the cash you will transfer the
remaining to the company that will handle the relevant
documentation, the fetching of the item and onward
shippment to me in the state.
Pls forward your full details so that the BANK CASHIER CHECK
can be send to you within 24HOURS...there a
company that deliver door to door inter state within
USA i deal with over 10 years in the state that will come
over to your location for the pick-up as soon as you have
the cash in hand...when the payment arrive your
location i will forward the company information to you
to contact them for the pick-up.
Note; when the CHECK arrive your location you will let me know when they told you to come for the cash.
I hope you will not betrayed the trust i reposed in you .
Forward your details;
Name;
Address;
Telephone number;
Country;
last offer
Regards
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