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Title: [SOLVED] He did not scam - he did give untrue info. Post by: Boxman90 on May 07, 2013, 02:08:19 PM EDIT//
Today, 10 may 2013, the card did arrive. I have yet to test it. The postage stamp said it was shipped on 3 may, instead of 29 april as he told me it was sent. [Username removed] does not deserve a scammer tag yet. Underneath here is the post that I made, which is now null and void. I'll leave it here until I tested the card. Update; card seems to work. Scam accusation retracted. Quote from: Boxman90 link=action=profile;u=101904 Previous topic removed - everything turned out OK. Title: Re: Antares - scammed for equivalent of 250 Euro. Post by: Boxman90 on May 09, 2013, 11:36:32 AM Yeah it's quite sad, isn't it...
Title: Re: Antares - scammed for equivalent of 250 Euro. Post by: Trading on May 09, 2013, 09:46:26 PM If he was planning to scam you, the info he gave is obviously fake. Just search the address in google. If it's fake, usually will pop up in the first or second page of results, as an address of some corporation. There are also fake ids on the Internet. If he found one with address, he probably used it. In that case, nothing will show up on google. Usually, those Ids are old, so many of them are expired. Look to the date of validity.
Title: Re: [SOLVED] He did not scam - he did give untrue info. Post by: Boxman90 on May 10, 2013, 10:22:55 AM I did get a card today, shipping date said 3 May, not 29 April. All this could have been avoided if he had just been honest about the god damn shipping date. He could not provide me with reference at the time because he obv. hadn't shipped it yet. This made me very suspicious, given the fact that I also gave him the trust to send the LTC first.
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