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Posted by Tyler on August 01, 2003 at 12:48:36 from (216.60.213.196):
In Reply to: Scam posted by Green Fever on August 01, 2003 at 09:27:39:
I have had many emails just like this. It started after I began selling tractors and parts on EBAY. I get an email saying they are a dealer or have a buddy that is a dealer in another country and they want to purchase whatever it is. The catch is that their check will not be any good and they hope that people will be able to cash it and get the money and send their portion of it to them. That leaves the person on this end holding the bag. It IS a scam, bigtime. Just like the ones that say they are from whatever country in Africa or wherever and they have money that they need to transfer to a US account, They ask for your account number and if they get it, your account will be cleaned out. Just be carefull . Tyler
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