Come on party pooper, let's have some fun
Used bike purchase scam
- Thread starter the bandit
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Come on party pooper, let's have some fun
Bike's been sold, i just sent him a western union money transfer for the full amount. They'll deliver right to my door and all i needed to do was send them my info, license, passport, social insurance number and answer a couple weird questions about my past work history.
Best christmas present ever for me!
Best christmas present ever for me!
Congrats. I am bike seller please post credit card number and expire in this thread as security measure.
LOL. I hope I get my shipment too?How come everyone ends up lucky with the huge african prince inheritances
10 million sure would be nice
You guys don't know how to do it. I invested my Spanish Lottery winnings with Sese Conseco's wife, who will then transfer the money to Nigeria to help out that poor Princess.
I'm looking at $30 million easy, so I got that goin' fer me.
... your wife or girlfriends cell number and her favorite position as you want him and her happy to help the sale go smoothly.LOL
Gotta think this clown has a second ad cause its from the same region and another ridiculously priced bike a 2008 gsxr 1000 13000 km for $5200
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So how do you treat people that try to scam YOU? As for me a nice wheelie landing on his forehead would suffice
wheeliemachine
Banned
How the scam works is that once you get everything set up, pics, everything, you're all excited, bike is supposed to be in transport. Scammer calls/emails and says the shipper won't move it without pre-payment! Might even give you 1-800 number and legit looking website for shipping service. Call them, yep, sorry $600 to deliver bike, but seller will take $300 off the price of the bike to split with you. Western Union transfer for the $600 is fastest, do it today and you'll have your bike tomorrow, etc. I played along one time, photoshopped my drivers license, used a disposable free callcentric phone number (they do actually call you, caller ID was california google voice #), photo shopped a void cheque for their "credit check" to deliver bike COD, etc. etc. I assume they ask for as much info as they can get so if you figure out it's a scam and get cold feet they can just steal your identity
lol.
You have to much time on your hands, you need a girlfriend... I happen to know this really nice girl called Christina! interested? i can set you upHow the scam works is that once you get everything set up, pics, everything, you're all excited, bike is supposed to be in transport. Scammer calls/emails and says the shipper won't move it without pre-payment! Might even give you 1-800 number and legit looking website for shipping service. Call them, yep, sorry $600 to deliver bike, but seller will take $300 off the price of the bike to split with you. Western Union transfer for the $600 is fastest, do it today and you'll have your bike tomorrow, etc. I played along one time, photoshopped my drivers license, used a disposable free callcentric phone number (they do actually call you, caller ID was california google voice #), photo shopped a void cheque for their "credit check" to deliver bike COD, etc. etc. I assume they ask for as much info as they can get so if you figure out it's a scam and get cold feet they can just steal your identity
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Maybe, but he's absolutely correct.
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How the scam works is that once you get everything set up, pics, everything, you're all excited, bike is supposed to be in transport. Scammer calls/emails and says the shipper won't move it without pre-payment! Might even give you 1-800 number and legit looking website for shipping service. Call them, yep, sorry $600 to deliver bike, but seller will take $300 off the price of the bike to split with you. Western Union transfer for the $600 is fastest, do it today and you'll have your bike tomorrow, etc. I played along one time, photoshopped my drivers license, used a disposable free callcentric phone number (they do actually call you, caller ID was california google voice #), photo shopped a void cheque for their "credit check" to deliver bike COD, etc. etc. I assume they ask for as much info as they can get so if you figure out it's a scam and get cold feet they can just steal your identity
Nice to know
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Jimsun
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Ah my mistake. I just skimmed through OP's post. If they want you to send the money via wire transfer or CC. tell them you will so after seeing the bike. However, with this approach alone, i'd run away OR i would troll for the shtt and giggles.
08 litre bike for 5k. yea that's definitely a steal.
08 litre bike for 5k. yea that's definitely a steal.
wheeliemachine
Banned
Lord-Humongous
Active member
Holy crap I was right.
starboy869
Well-known member
over on red fag deals there was who posted about buying a one year old $75k trailer home for $25k he thought it was legit.
How did that work out?
