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Live Scammings as it happens......By Boris Tarpits and his cheesy knob


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Hi folks,

 

I have advertised my spare conveyance upon a website offering it in exchange for money. I have received one inquiry which I think may be a scammer, he/she/it/they have sent me the following email via the website (so I don't get their full email header), I have removed any identifying bits and substituted silly words also set up an email address in the name of Boris Tarpits just to reply.

 

 

 

 

Good news! Someone's interested in  your cheesy knob, and they'd like to hear from you. Here's what they've got to say...

Craig
Fuckface wants to know:

Hello Seller,

Am interested in immediate purchase of your listed ads on
Tescos toilet door and i would love to know the actual price you are willing to sell this and do you accept local pickup after the payment has been made. i would like you to tell me the current condition and send me some few pics to my email Dot.at.dot@at.dotcom.com

Hope to read from you as soon as possible

Craig
Fuckface

 

 

 

 

 

The Reply

 

 

Hi,

 

The cheesy knob is in excellent condition as it has only done 3ooo miles from new and was serviced plus new tyres and battery about 50 miles ago.  I want £3,000 which is a exceptionally good price for an original cheesy knob  considering the run was only   a cheesy knobI'll take some more pictures tomorrow.

 

Regards

 

Boris Tarpits

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Looks like  Craig Fuckface  is eager for a cheesy knob and can't even be bothered to have a test ride for his £3000, here is his epistle.

 

 

 

Thanks for your prompt response and also i really appreciate the bike, am an Naval officer and am currently on a cruise at the moment and am buying the bike as a gift for my dad,i want to make it a surprise bike for him and he won't know anything about the gift until they get delivered to him......So i want you to reassure me that the bike his in good condition as you have described. I can only pay through PayPal. So please kindly get back to me immediately so i can proceed with the payment and after the payment has been done,i have a pick up agent that will come around to pick the bike up immediately after payments.......Please send me a PayPal Money Request now so that i can make payment immediately. 

 

Looking forward to hear from you soon

thanks

Craig.





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The Boris resposte.....

 

 

 

Hi Craig fuckface,

The paypal account is a works one and I'll need to OK it with my boss first which I cant do till tomorrow. Have you got a name and address and your Seamans card number for the paperwork as they need it for both the Paypal to bank account dump and the bike transfer documentation?

Regards

Boris

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Looks like  Craig Fuckface  is eager for a cheesy knob and can't even be bothered to have a test ride for his £3000, here is his epistle.

 

 

 

Thanks for your prompt response and also i really appreciate the bike, am an Naval officer and am currently on a cruise at the moment and am buying the bike as a gift for my dad,i want to make it a surprise bike for him and he won't know anything about the gift until they get delivered to him......So i want you to reassure me that the bike his in good condition as you have described. I can only pay through PayPal. So please kindly get back to me immediately so i can proceed with the payment and after the payment has been done,i have a pick up agent that will come around to pick the bike up immediately after payments.......Please send me a PayPal Money Request now so that i can make payment immediately. 

 

Looking forward to hear from you soon

thanks

Craig.

 

Seen this scam before... Almost word for word.

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It's a scam. Sounded possible until he mentioned Navy and paypal. Second only to western union for dodgy dealers.

 

It's hard work getting money out of Nigeria even legitimately. I have a few customers at one of the universities and one paid in used £10 notes wrapped in carbon paper, others try chaps/bacs payments and sometimes it works and sometimes the "Trusty bank" (not making the name up!) just mucks it up and nothing is transferred at all. One of the students also kept me waiting for 13months as he explained, because he'd spent the money on a course in Sweden and not my bill but he would pay as soon as he'd saved up again. Got to love them!

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He will send you a Paypal link to 'prove' he's paid you by email. You'll (he hopes) send the bike off and find you haven't any money at all.

Actually this sort of nonsense does actually work for the scammers now and then. If they try it often enough some mug will fall for it. My wife's cousin fell for it once. Cost her £430.

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It is a well known scam, the bloody internet is full of it.

You are going to be pestered by this git for weeks to come.

A bit like having a small accident (that never happened )in your car.... Pestered for 2 years about claiming for whiplash or minor inconvenience....

Its the internet.

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