SCAM Warning

[RUB]

just in case you didnt know.
from what I have read on the forum frequent transactions for
parts and services take place.

Please read this


http://www.4x4web.co.uk/scamexamples.html

[andy]

Dont worry about it on here,the Mafia will break anybody's legs that dont pay up to our members.

[pops]

just in case you didnt know.
from what I have read on the forum frequent transactions for
parts and services take place.

Please read this


http://www.4x4web.co.uk/scamexamples.html

Mmmmmm food for thought hey.
gotta have eyes in the back of your head these days.

good one rub! keep us on our toe,s hey

[marky]

Mmmmmm food for thought hey.
gotta have eyes in the back of your head these days.

good one rub! keep us on our toe,s hey

you certainly have pops when you picking these wheels up mate as you got 2 sets

[pops]

you certainly have pops when you picking these wheels up mate as you got 2 sets

lol.

[shakethosewindows]

sorry is it just me but if anyone falls for this type of rubbish dont they deserve to be had

"love your pajero (there's a wrong'un for starters)you transfer moneys my shipper forward balance me love you long lime" delete it immediatley


the rules------- i want to sell something...........you give me money or a cheque..........that cheque clears/the money isn't counterfeit................... ...here you go have the thing i was selling.

people who get suckkered are in fact suckers!!!

[wibblywobbly]

Oh no it isn't!

You might be quite shocked to learn that just because a cheque 'clears' it doesn't mean that the cash is yours. A bank can reverse the transaction if they need to.

It can take some foreign banks (usually West African) up to six weeks to return unpaid cheques or drafts but if you ring your bank they will tell you that the money is cleared and it will show on your statement as cleared funds. However when the cheque or draft is returned the bank will debit your account for the full amount.

I usually insist on cash, or a direct bank transfer.

[Woodie]

just in case you didnt know.
from what I have read on the forum frequent transactions for
parts and services take place.

Please read this
http://www.4x4web.co.uk/scamexamples.html

They tried this on with a friend of our family that buys and repairs BMW's, they sent a cheque to cover the cost of the car plus extra to cover the cost of shipping to Belgium I think it was. Of course the plan was that the cheque would show up in his account the next day and he would draw the cash or pay by card to cover the shipping, so, when the cheque bounces 4 days later he's out of one car plus the shipping costs! despicable!