Posted by Brokenwrench on March 10, 2009 at 05:18:51 from (96.60.162.216):
As some of you may know, I own a transmission repair shop.
I have seen many of the nigerian type scams, but this is the first one I have ever gotten directed at my line of work.
What s the deal with them wanting me to bill their credit card?? I know this is a scam, but what s the angle??? Here s the email----
hello,
this is mark pilger,i will like to complete overhaul rebuild transmission of my car in Toyota Camry v6 in year 2000 model. can you give me the price for that and i will like to give you my credit card for the payment deposit so that my towing service company can bring that to your place asap,because am not in the state now i travel out for my uncle wedding,thanks. i want you to know that my towing service company will bring that to your shop on Friday 20th of march. Please can you bill $1000 on my credit card for deposit payment down,can you do me a favor please.
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