They want to take a deal offline, give an email address, and describe circumstances that state that a significant other has the credit card, and will make arrangements for sale.
Here is a copy of the message they sent, listing the email address:
“we are interested please froward more pictures and final price to my husband at
davefriedmann6@gmail com he will complete the sale or just send the ITEM link to my husband hes with my card, im on a long duty
Thank you "
This is a classic SCAM. They are either data-mining, for identity theft, etc., or will want to send a "cashier's check," which will be forged, and receive you gear for free, which they will resell.
Joshua Carson
2 years agoYes. I have heard from this person.
They want to take a deal offline, give an email address, and describe circumstances that state that a significant other has the credit card, and will make arrangements for sale.
Here is a copy of the message they sent, listing the email address:
“we are interested please froward more pictures and final price to my husband at
davefriedmann6@gmail com he will complete the sale or just send the ITEM link to my husband hes with my card, im on a long duty
Thank you "
This is a classic SCAM. They are either data-mining, for identity theft, etc., or will want to send a "cashier's check," which will be forged, and receive you gear for free, which they will resell.
The Web is flied with such criminals.
Stay alert, and beware!
Mike Lumer
2 years agoGot the same message. Scammers are terrible!!
Mark Whitmire
2 years agoSo did I; Same message, verbatim.