Salut salut!
Peut-être ce post mériterait-il un sticky.
Voilà, j'ai mis en vente une basse par petites annonce, et un gars s'est proposé de l'acheter ... mais un gars d'Ireland
D'où une série de mail où le gars me dit qu'il prendra la basse et qu'il me paiera, etc ... puis enfin son dernier mail :
Citation:
Greetings,
I have seen the pictures of the bass + fly case and I am ok with it's current condition.I believe the bass + fly case to be in a good condition as you have told me,and I will pay 450euro for the it. I will arrange for my shipper/transporter to have the bass + fly case picked up from your location/home.
I will love to pay cash for the bass + fly case ,however I have my associate in FRANCE who owes me some 3900euro and he is willing to pay me via bank draft.I am currently in Thailand at the moment representing my company(trying to close a deal). I will personally instruct my associate to have a bank draft/CHEQUE for 3900euro sent to you.As soon as you receive the draft/cheque you will have it cash lodged at your local bank.You will deduct payment for the bass + fly case "450 euro" and the excess funds "3450 euro" you will transfer to my shipping agent/transporter through western union money transfer at your local post office"LA POSTE".
My shipper will require the funds to have the bass + fly case picked up and funds will also cover his transportation, and all other unforseen expenses incured. I need your full name for the bank draft/cheque
and your postal address
and telephone number
where payment will be forwarded to. Let me hear from you as soon as possible.
Regards
Ce genre de truc pue l'arnaque à plein nez, en fait du blanchiement d'argent sale. Bien sûr au lieu de lui donner mon adresse je lui ai dit d'aller se faire voir ailleurs, et que son argent puait du bec.
Moralité : les cas où on vous dit, SOUS QUELQUE PRETEXTE QUE CE SOIT, "je te donne plus mais tu me rend la différence de telle façon" sont louche et sont à mon avis à éviter.
BizzZZZ
JM
