Posted by mark in boonville ny on March 10, 2011 at 12:34:02 from (24.59.123.35):
has anybody seen a scam email like this before. ive got this 1 last night and it somewhat seems convincing but im not sure. it was for my case 4490. i had an almost same exact 1 before but they were a sailor asking for the same exact thing to. have any of you got this before trying to sell something on craigslist.
''Hello,
Thanks for the mail, I'm seriously interested in buying this for my son and am okay with your selling price, I'm a Petroleum Engineer and currently offshore i really want this as a surprise gift for my son so i won't let him know anything about this until it get delivered to him. You can mail me back with your paypal email address so i can make the payment to you right now and if you don't have an account with paypal you can set up an account today as it's secured and reliable visit their website on www.paypal.com i will be responsible for the payment fees/charges on this transaction. Do not worry about shipping or picking up as my pick up agent will come and pick it up from you once have made the payment to you and your full address and phone number will be needed for the pickup arrangement I would love to speak with you through the phone but due to my work as a Petroleum Engineer i work mainly offshore, our phone is down on the rig right now due to bad weather, We can still communicate through the email exchange for now.
I will be looking forward to read back from you real soon with the paypal email address and your full address including phone number for the pickup arrangement.
Charles.''
This post was edited by mark in boonville ny at 13:41:26 03/10/11.
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