Posted by Steve@Advance on December 28, 2017 at 20:45:59 from (66.169.147.211):
In Reply to: OT Is this a scam? posted by farmerjohn on December 28, 2017 at 19:15:17:
Got me curious what he is up to, though I'm sure it is no good!
I tried searching "Why would someone want to buy receipts", didn't turn up much.
Then I came across a charming web site that offered to supply counterfeit receipts for anything, anywhere for $39.95.
Looked through their FAQ section, found "Things you should NOT use counterfeit receipts for" section. This was their NOT to do list:
False receipts for insurance fraud Fake receipts for eBay sales - like here - they create false Tiffany's receipts so you can pretend fake jewellery is real or here Fake Versace Bag Being Sold With Receipt False claims -Hustling like on the BBC Claim false extras on your expense account - create false Diesel Receipts, create false petrol receipts, false VAT and tax reclamation receipts. Overclaim your expense account Reclaiming taxes, and expense in China Bogus Receipts & Fake Invoices When purchasing expensive items overseas, such as jewellery and electronic equipment, you could use a false receipt purporting to show a purchase price lower than that actually paid as a means of reducing the Customs charges payable.
So, I don't know what he is up to, but don't think we will be doing business!
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