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Posted by Jeff Wenner on November 05, 2004 at 03:17:52 from (164.156.167.162):
I recently posted an add on this site for a set of used tires I have for sale. This is the e-mail I got this morning: Name: Garry Parker
Phone:
Location:
Message: Hello And Good Day,
I dicovered you have a Horse for sale.I'm Interested in purcashing the Item.i
would like to know the least amount which you are offering to sell the Item off
and also would like to know the present condition.I would also want more
descriptions too.I would be expecting to read from you soon.
Thanks..
Mr.Garry What does it mean? Do you guys think its the start of some kinda scam, or is it some fruitcake who dosn't know the difference between a horse and a set of tires? I almost laughed out loud when I read it this morning.
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