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tony marks

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question .. im getting inquirys about items ,that arnt mine..shipping etc.. i click on the the ebay item and it either invalid or nothin comes up..my question ,whas the deal ,does this happen to some of u guys. ive yet to check[been movin] close on my bank statement to see if im being billed by ebay for selling these items.. is this just wires crossed or possibly somebodies scam happening. letting me pay for selling their items.thanks
 
I'm getting those to, Tony. As Mike said, be careful. If you didn't iniate anything then it is best to delete the stuff without even opening.(Of course if you are selling an item then you have to watch the item # and check in case it is a legitimate inquiry.)

May all scamers have their computers die a horrible death in which the machine belchs toxic smoke in the scammer's face and explodes sending flaming pieces into the evildoer's crotch!.:mad:
 
i get 2 or 3 every day and have been for quite awhile. i opened one once just out of curiosity and it had a trojan attached. keep your anti virus up to date. wish i was smart enough to send these idiots something back that would trash their pc's. like 440 volts of 3 phase. once when i lived in phoenix i went on vacation for a month, and when i returned, i found my next door neighbors, who were bums, and apparently had their power shut off, had run an extension cord over the fence, and were stealing my electric through an outside receptacle which i had installed myself. so i promptly went to the power panel, and rewired it direct up to 220. the result was a blown up tv and some high end audio gear, which turned out to be stolen. they even had the audacity to call the law! i had a good laugh, and so did the cops as they were cuffin and stuffin 'em. they also had several stolen chainsaws in there, as apparently they thought they were arborists, too.
 
Exactly....If an email is sent to you from an unknown or questionable address, do NOT open any attachments, whether they appear to be images or files, and do not click on any links. Just delete.
 
Same here, I keep getting them until I opened one and it was virus infected so I sent it to aol.
 
thanks ,,i thot as much .. just couldnt figure how the scam was working..
im just about to the point of making,
all payables by registered check.. too many out there know too much more than i about this game.
 

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