Camoe the scammer is pwnd?

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Tard sends HDD in a jiffy bag via 2nd Class post
Arrive to buyer non-working.
Buyer asks for refund
Tard refuses to refund
Much internet detectivery uncovers Facebook, groups and other websites of his. Home address, mobile numbers located.
Associated Photoshoppery and ribbing
Tard issues refunds to 2 buyers but appears to of screwed other members over before
Over the course of the thread 6 smurf accounts of his have been banned
 
Sawell said:
I'm not trolling. Scammers don't give their victims their facebook details, nor do they hang around after the event has happened giving excuses as to why the delivery was bodged. Unless it's all a massive triple bluff ploy!? Let's face it, there are much easier ways to scam on MM.
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So saying 'my Mum has just died' is a normal way to ask for more time to refund money?

ps3ud0 :cool:
 
Sawell said:
Scammers don't give their victims their facebook details, nor do they hang around after the event has happened giving excuses as to why the delivery was bodged. Unless it's all a massive triple bluff ploy!?
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but a straight scam and run would more likely get the police involved wouldn't it ? mods and people who he dealt with would have his details.
if he becomes their friend and justifies his actions then they are more likely to pity him and his claimed situation and let it drop....after all posting in forums and about your poor poor situation will always get you some sympathizers.

bit like those guys who cheat in games always tend to be the nicest of guys when you talk to them, then there is always people who want them to be given another chance because everyone makes mistakes and that person is so so nice.

this guy WAS given a chance to pay the guys back and he said he would. then he disappeared, decided not to pay them and just created more accounts to come back on(quite possibly to rinse and repeat).
 
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Sawell said:
I'm not trolling. Scammers don't give their victims their facebook details, nor do they hang around after the event has happened giving excuses as to why the delivery was bodged. Unless it's all a massive triple bluff ploy!? Let's face it, there are much easier ways to scam on MM.
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+1

He's clearly just a bit dim. Who their right mind would pull a "scam" involving posting broken HDDs to people via uninsured delivery, to a person who has his genuine contact details, for the princely sum of £14.
 
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