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 deichen
 
posted on September 26, 2006 06:10:50 AM new
I sold a pattern and get this reply from a buyer with no feedback (the "gift" is a pattern):

Thanks for your reply,your price is okay for me ,i am located in ireland but i am sending this item to my daugther as her wedding gift , kindly get back to me with the shipping cost to this address by USPS,and i hope this *** is still in good condition .
15 SIJUADE STREET,JERICHO
IBADAN
OYO-STATE
NIGERIA
23402
NAME
BABATUNDE GOKE
NOTE:my accepted mode of payment is either any one of these two mode of payment
paypal and moneyGram
i am kindly here waiitng to hear from you now.
thanks
waiting.....,.
PLEASE GET BACK TO ME SO SOON
Best Regards

 
 vintageads4u
 
posted on September 26, 2006 06:17:57 AM new
Would not do it myself. Use the excuse that you have to ship to the confirmed address on the paypal account. Let the buyer ship it.
Beth
VintageAds4U

http://stores.ebay.com/vintageads4uonline?refid=store
 
 cblev65252
 
posted on September 26, 2006 06:37:53 AM new
Anything with an address saying NIGERIA would send me running quickly in the other direction. My advice is to not do it.


Cheryl

http://www.kcskorner.com
 
 glassgrl
 
posted on September 26, 2006 09:04:07 AM new
Scam I would think.

http://tinyurl.com/odb9m

"yelli1980 14 of 27

Hello All,

I am a ebay member, I haven't posted items on ebay yet, but I have posted them on other posting sites. I came across this forum when goggling "Bank of Essex" and was amazed about what I found. Me being extra careful and researching everything, I almost became a victim of the "Bank of Essex" scam. A buyer contacted me by the name of DAVE BRIAN ([email protected])stating he wanted to purchase a digital camera I posted on Postaroo for his son BABATUNDE GOKE who lives in Nigeria (15 SIJUADE STREET JERICHO IBADAN OYO-STATE NIGERIA 23402). To make a long story short, he wanted me to mail the camera to his son and payment was to made via a Moneygram. I received a Moneygram confirmation from "Bank of Essex". What really put the icing on the cake, I goggled the son's name and found another forum where a victim was asking if anyone knew Babatunde Goke at the very same address...she stated that she had not received her money from... BEWARE FRIENDS!"


Try Googling the email address they used.


[ edited by glassgrl on Sep 26, 2006 09:13 AM ]
 
 zippy2dah
 
posted on September 26, 2006 09:09:35 AM new
Yep, scam, scam, scam, scam.

Contact eBay. Mention Nigeria. They will NARU the scum.



 
 deichen
 
posted on September 26, 2006 09:15:10 AM new
Thank you! This is a scam! The man who emailed me was Dave Brian.
I appreciate your responses.
 
 glassgrl
 
posted on September 26, 2006 10:12:06 AM new
This was a BIDDER on ebay?!!

I DO hope you didn't have to enter any passwords in anything in your communication(s) with them.



 
 sthoemke
 
posted on September 26, 2006 06:41:16 PM new
If you are lucky, the Nigerian fellow might offer you 35% of TWELVE MILLION US DOLLARS.

http://potifos.com/fraud/

 
 ST0NEC0LD613
 
posted on September 26, 2006 09:02:07 PM new
Click the delete button, file for your FVF's and move on.
 
 
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