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Re: Re: Scam or not seams fishy to me
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Posted by Bob Smith on August 28, 2003 at 19:36:10 from (65.238.139.84):
In Reply to: Re: Scam or not seams fishy to me posted by rod on August 28, 2003 at 15:45:16:
I say your safe!
Some people who buy on ebay just dont communicate very well, This goes both with sellers and buyers.
The reason you got two seperate money orders is because alot of money orders can not be bought for more than a certain dollor amout, if you look on the money order it will say what the max amount it can be drawn for.
Like was said in an earlier post e-mail him to let him know payment was recived and you will hear from him! he may drag his feet but you'll hear from him.
Bob Smith
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