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Feds - Scam report?First of all.. I DO REALIZE THIS ISNT THE MAIL FEDS ARE ADVERTISING WITH:
The deal was.. DFH (or) kit + dragon legs/skirt (SP) kit for $15 -
Told him to post on my thread.. he ended up pming with the words 'sup'
I went first.. gave him the stuff, he loggeds.
(I removed my RSn & PP-mail for safety reasons)
MODs: If you'll protect him saying thats not his mail, that's an imposter..
Why the hell would the real "Feds" actually pm with 'sup'?
I mean.. this shit has been for ages, ask someone to pm in someones elses name and just scam him.. but the one pming should also be held partially responsible as he/she was the one pming - making the whole thing to go wrong.
I was an idiot enough to not ask him for a pm with a message were he post the actual msn he's online on.. but its easy to re-think after the mess.
Edit:
Also.. Its not easy to actually find his real "mail" - so I couldn't make sure if it actually was "[email protected]" or "[email protected]"
Edit2:
Got some pm's from Feds, he's saying that some dude linked him to "his profile" he posted and that was it..
Considering my signature says:
Luckily, the "imposter" chose a dude with absolutly no common sense - that doesnt make sure who's hes talking to.. na, he just pm's to whatever link he gets.
Could've prevented a scam if he used his brain a lil' bit..
The deal was.. DFH (or) kit + dragon legs/skirt (SP) kit for $15 -
Told him to post on my thread.. he ended up pming with the words 'sup'
I went first.. gave him the stuff, he loggeds.
(I removed my RSn & PP-mail for safety reasons)
MODs: If you'll protect him saying thats not his mail, that's an imposter..
Why the hell would the real "Feds" actually pm with 'sup'?
I mean.. this shit has been for ages, ask someone to pm in someones elses name and just scam him.. but the one pming should also be held partially responsible as he/she was the one pming - making the whole thing to go wrong.
I was an idiot enough to not ask him for a pm with a message were he post the actual msn he's online on.. but its easy to re-think after the mess.
Edit:
Also.. Its not easy to actually find his real "mail" - so I couldn't make sure if it actually was "[email protected]" or "[email protected]"
Edit2:
Got some pm's from Feds, he's saying that some dude linked him to "his profile" he posted and that was it..
Considering my signature says:
Then he shoulda used his common sense and say.. "that's not the same msn Im talking to right now" instead of actually PMing some random dude.
Luckily, the "imposter" chose a dude with absolutly no common sense - that doesnt make sure who's hes talking to.. na, he just pm's to whatever link he gets.
Could've prevented a scam if he used his brain a lil' bit..
