Re: Probable Scam - How?

[too fat for a ladder <alarminstall@xxxxxxx>]

On Jul 1, 8:47 am, tourman <robercampb...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Jul 1, 1:00 am, too fat for a ladder <alarminst...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
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> > On Jun 29, 2:38 pm, jrbd99 <jrb...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> > > I am a manufacturer's rep in the security industry (turnstile
> > > products) and received a very generic email quote request for one of
> > > our products.  I replied with some questions and he called with a very
> > > thick African accent and informed me that these are shiping to Ghana.
> > > Long-story short, I quoted him full price and within minutes he
> > > accepted and said that he'll use his credit card to pay.  This was
> > > after I made it clear that payment was due 10 business days PRIOR to
> > > shipping.
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> > > This smells VERY fishy, but I can't figure out the scam (other than a
> > > stolen credit card) if he pays in advance.
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> > > Any ideas? <
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> > Allow me to explain the scam in simple English exactly as it was
> > shared with me by Robert Campbell.
> > A tribe of jigaboos from Nigeria use stolen credit card information to
> > buy products for resale there, or used as a gift to the head
> > porchmonkey in exchange for the rights to hump some jungle bunny in
> > his village. You accept the order from the yard apes, ship the goods
> > to the bootlips, and get whacked with a chargeback once the true
> > cardholder becomes aware of the charges.
> > Oh those crazy coloreds and their innovative methods of committing
> > crimes.
> > This bullshit never would have happened had Abraham Lincoln remained
> > sober but Abe pulled the cork and now the mud ducks are running amok.
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> RHC: You have a bad memory friend ! Had I shared this with you as you
> claim, it would have been minus the racial slurs I can assure you...... <

I forgot you can't keep up with my aliases ya old fucking canuck.
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