sangiro 4 #1 May 9, 2007 The following scam has been reported: Quote -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] To: Subject: Dropzone.com Classifieds - Response to your Ad Date: 22 Apr 2007 20:19:01 -0000 Hi, On 22-Apr-2007 someone submitted their contact information in response to your ad in the Dropzone.com Classifieds. Please reply to this email to contact the person directly. Username = Renner Name = Renner FromEmail = [email protected] City = barcelona Country = Spain Comments = Hello, I saw your car listed for sale and I am mailing to let you know I am interested in the purchase of the car.I will therefore want to know, if you still have the car for sale.In case you still have it for sale, kindly mail me and let me have the following details from you: Your last asking price............ Your full name......... Your address............ Your phone number........... Your city............ Your postal code.......... Your country............ Your mobile phone number........... I will want you to know that I am requesting for all these information as to issue out the payment to you as soon as I have the information mailed to me.I see it necessasry for the existence of a mutual understanding between buyeres and sellers.I will therefore want you to let me understand all the terms and conditions that apply for this transaction.I will want you to therefore send all these to me if you be willing to sell to me.In anticipation to read from you.Kindly include all photos of the car if available and let me know if there is any work meant to be done on it.I will want you to know that the shipping and handling of the car will be done by the help of my shippping agency and the signing of all necessary documents will be done by my lawyer and I will make sure that no stage of this transaction is done without my lawyer.The shippping cost will be added to the payment you will be given.Get back to me immediately if only you are willing to sell to me. Best Regards, Renner... Click here to read more about these kind of scams. Remember: DO NOT do business with anyone who offers to send you payment for a higher amount than your selling price with the understanding that you'll send back the balance. Be suspicious of anyone claiming to be acting on behalf of a "client" or another "customer". Be suspicious of anyone claiming to be from Nigeria or West Africa If you agree to accept a check payment, then do not send anything, gear or "change" before the check cleared. And be careful, if you manage to clear a fraudulent check then you may be liable for the damages if the bank finds out later. Make sure your bank authenticates the check. If it sounds to good to be true, then it probably is.This username has been disabled.Safe swoops Sangiro Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
