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Posted by Tom Williams III on October 07, 2003 at 08:09:07 from (66.150.60.2):
In Reply to: Possible Scam posted by Norm on October 07, 2003 at 07:46:00:
Be very caeful, Norm. Internet and foreign scams can be disasterous. Sometimes they will want your checking account number and details. What they will then do is drain your bank account, leaving you no recourse at all. They can do this if you write them a check also.
Be aware that a debit card purchase can not be challenged or reversed in any case. We found this out purchasing the Shop Rider for my Mom. The outfit was in Florida, made promises of shipping immediately. AFter four days and no shipping we were told that if we cancelled the order there would be a 300 dollar fee charged to our debit card. No way out of it.
Also be aware that a charge card purchase made overseas can not be challenged. Most people don't know that.
Like many say. If it looks too good to be true it probably is.
Please don't be taken.
Tom
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