On Apr 24, 4:50*pm, "Anonymous" <c...@com.com> wrote:
> "Morgan Kane" <morgankane65p...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> > Anonymous wrote:
> >> "SKooter Bum" <skooter....@gmail.dot.com> wrote in message
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> >>> Jerry wrote:
> >>>> "SKooter Bum" <skooter....@gmail.dot.com> wrote in message
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> >>>>> Somehow I suspect this prospective buyer may not be totally
> >>>>> trustworthy, all the information he requests is in the ad on the
> >>>>> GWRRA website. SKooter
>
> >>>>> Hello Seller
> >>>>> My name is Ben Bruce a resident of 45 Charles Street East,
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> >>>>> Suite 704 Toronto ON M4Y 1S2 in Canada I came across
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> >>>>> your advert and am highly interested in Purchasing your
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> >>>>> Goldwing which you offer for sale. *and first of all i will
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> >>>>> like to ask u some questions about the item firstly..
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> >>>>> (1) Are u the first owner of the item?
> >>>>> (2) How old is it?
> >>>>> (3) What is the asking price of it ?
> >>>>> (4)Do u have the pictures of the item?
> >>>>> (5)Why do u wanna sell it?
>
> >>>>> and i will also like to know if u will accept certified *check for
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> >>>>> the payment and i will also like to tell u that i have my shipping
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> >>>>> company who takes good care of my goods so don`t bother
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> >>>>> yourself about the shipping arrangement so if u are alright
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> >>>>> with all this kindly get back to me asap.
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> >>>>> Regards
> >>>>> Ben
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> >>>> Total scam. He wants to give you a bogus check.
> >>> That's exactly what I thought when I noticed that all
> >>> the info the asked for was in the ad for the bike.
> >>> I would have to handle that check with asbestos gloves
> >>> and his shipper would be here before the check was
> >>> caught as counterfeit.
> >>> I'll wait on someone local to come along with cash. Or
> >>> just ride it once a week to keep if from going "stale".
> >>> SKooter
>
> >> Just tell him you'll commit the bike shipment once
> >> the certified check has been converted to USD
> >> cash, in your account.
>
> >> Or, he can purchase a certified check from your
> >> bank, via a phone call from his CDN address.
>
> >> That should raise his interest. *<g>
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> > Normally what happens is that they send you a certified check.
> > The amount is more then the sales price.
> > They tell you that they made a mistake and ask you to send them the
> > difference.
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> > The certified check is of course fake, but people deposit the check then
> > send out the difference before it clears.
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> > This is not about buying the bike but all about getting you to send them
> > money.
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> Yes, I understood that all-too-common angle.
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> And I suppose that's probably where it's going.
>
> But, I chose to adhere to the simple purchase
> transaction because I've never really understood
> how anyone that walks upright could be taken
> into such a ruse.
>
> Personally, I think it would be interesting to
> "play along", just to see how this unfolds.
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