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Re: How does this scam work?
Actually, they're also useful when you go on vacation. If you'd lose the cheques you can get the money back.
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Re: How does this scam work?
In some countries, money orders aren't accepted. When I lived in Moscow, I had to go to a certain bank a long way from where I lived to cash a money order. After waiting in line, I got my money.
On the other hand, my Citibank card worked all over the place. If I lost it, I would go into a Citibank and I'm sure they'd help me. |
Re: How does this scam work?
Lol. Yes there was never a doubt that this was a scam. Just wanted to know how it works. Thanks for that.
Was looking for a creative way to do something with this. IE track him down somehow. Something fun and productive. |
Re: How does this scam work?
Ask him {her} why he/she can't do a normal on campus swap. There are two things that can happen,
A) he/she ignores you B) a really long sob story, etc... With the sob story, its becomes really interesting, because unless the person is a veteran scam artist, there will be holes or a very weak story. Might be fun to show him/her what a looser he/she is for trying to pull such a scam... |
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