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kb0yas
05-12-2002, 04:33 PM
Beware Of This Guy, He Took My Money And My Parts, Would not return, e-mail after he recieved what he needed, Almost 4 Months and I have Recieved nothing from him.
WB8AXI
05-12-2002, 07:39 PM
Hello fellow amateur:
It was shocking to see your notice regarding another amateur who allegedly engaged in a fraudulent #business deal:
My interest for years has been to charter a program of an 'INTERMEDIARY OR REPRESENTATIVE FOR BOTH AMATEURS'.
The 'INTERMEDIARY WOULD BE BONDED:
In my program the 'INTERMEDIARY' would be paid a small fee by both parties. The total fees would be in the range of five dollars: The seller and buyer would resch a meeting of the minds as to the goods and the agreed purchase price:
The purchaser would send a certified check to the 'INTERMEDIARY' made payable to the seller along with a separate money order FOR A REASONABLE SERVICE FEE made payable to the 'INTERMEDIARY':
Upon receipt of the certified check the 'INTERMEDIARY' would advise the seller to ship the goods to the buyer and insure same to protect his goods against loss or damage:
The buyer would have ten working days to inspect, test and determine if the goods were as represented:
If the buyer approves, the buyer notifies the 'INTERMEDIARY' TO FORWARD THE BUYERS CHECK TO THE SELLER:
The seller sends his certified check or money order FOR THE SERVICE FEE to the 'INTERMEDIARY' along with a Self Addressed Stamped Envelope for the use of the 'INTERMEDIARY' IN SENDING THE BUYER'S CERTIFIED CHECK ON TO THE SELLER:
SOUND'S COMPLICATED AND COSTLY?
MAYBE, HOW MUCH VALUE DID YOU PLACE ON YOUR PARTS?
SUPPOSE IT WERE YOUR RIG WORTH TWO GRAND?
WHAT SAY YOU?
F.M. [HANK] FABER, WB8AXI
fmfaber@worldnet.att.net[/EMAIL]
kb0yas
05-12-2002, 11:29 PM
I dont need any type of Protection program I just need to meet the guy in person that riped me off!!!
flyslow
05-13-2002, 12:43 AM
</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (WB8AXI @ May 12 2002,15:39)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Hello fellow amateur:
It was shocking to see your notice regarding another amateur who allegedly engaged in a fraudulent business deal:
My interest for years has been to charter a program of an 'INTERMEDIARY OR REPRESENTATIVE FOR BOTH AMATEURS'.
The 'INTERMEDIARY WOULD BE BONDED:
In my program the 'INTERMEDIARY' would be paid a small fee by both parties. The total fees would be in the range of five dollars: The seller and buyer would resch a meeting of the minds as to the goods and the agreed purchase price:
The purchaser would send a certified check to the 'INTERMEDIARY' made payable to the seller along with a separate money order FOR A REASONABLE SERVICE FEE made payable to the 'INTERMEDIARY':
Upon receipt of the certified check the 'INTERMEDIARY' would advise the seller to ship the goods to the buyer and insure same to protect his goods against loss or damage:
The buyer would have ten working days to inspect, test and determine if the goods were as represented:
If the buyer approves, the buyer notifies the 'INTERMEDIARY' TO FORWARD THE BUYERS CHECK TO THE SELLER:
The seller sends his certified check or money order FOR THE SERVICE FEE to the 'INTERMEDIARY' along with a Self Addressed Stamped Envelope for the use of the 'INTERMEDIARY' IN SENDING THE BUYER'S CERTIFIED CHECK ON TO THE SELLER:
SOUND'S COMPLICATED AND COSTLY?
MAYBE, HOW MUCH VALUE DID YOU PLACE ON YOUR PARTS?
SUPPOSE IT WERE YOUR RIG WORTH TWO GRAND?
WHAT SAY YOU?
F.M. [HANK] FABER, WB8AXI
fmfaber@worldnet.att.net[/EMAIL][/QUOTE]<span id='postcolor'>
I dont know if i would call this a spammer as much as an opportunist looking to make a few bucks by providing a service.
KB4FLY