Update-Anyone hear of scams/frauds using Travelex?
Originally Posted by SiDriver,Nov 16 2006, 11:48 PM
Thanks dudes.
Ok, so I called the UK number from the official website and they told me it was not a valid TMT number. Hmmm, what to do? Have her send the guy nasty shit?
Ok, so I called the UK number from the official website and they told me it was not a valid TMT number. Hmmm, what to do? Have her send the guy nasty shit?

Ok, so I've informed him that he is to correspond with me now since the girlfriend is too trusting.
I've been communicating with this guy and I told him he is to transfer the money to her bank account and after (and only after) the transfer is fully cleared (told him it would be days or more) will she send him the item, and not before. I'd stated those terms were non-negotiable.
I thought he would bail and not reply anymore, but he emailed me today asking for her bank account so he could transfer the funds. Now, the question is ..... how long is a safe amount of time to wait before the bank can know for sure if the funds were real or not? Do I have anything to lose by giving him the account info? Worst case, it turns out to be fake and we don't send him anything. Not like he could do ID theft with the info or anything, right? And how long for clearing? There's nothing to lose, right? I'm not quite versed on how the banking systems operate.
Thanks in advance.
I've been communicating with this guy and I told him he is to transfer the money to her bank account and after (and only after) the transfer is fully cleared (told him it would be days or more) will she send him the item, and not before. I'd stated those terms were non-negotiable.I thought he would bail and not reply anymore, but he emailed me today asking for her bank account so he could transfer the funds. Now, the question is ..... how long is a safe amount of time to wait before the bank can know for sure if the funds were real or not? Do I have anything to lose by giving him the account info? Worst case, it turns out to be fake and we don't send him anything. Not like he could do ID theft with the info or anything, right? And how long for clearing? There's nothing to lose, right? I'm not quite versed on how the banking systems operate.
Thanks in advance.
Just ask for a cashiers check. What you will get is fake, but DO NOT GIVE HIM YOUR BANK ACCOUNT#, even if you have 0 dollars in there!!!
This way at least he'll have to overnight a check from who knows where, which will cost him some $$
This way at least he'll have to overnight a check from who knows where, which will cost him some $$
Originally Posted by clawhammer,Nov 19 2006, 01:25 PM
Just ask for a cashiers check. What you will get is fake, but DO NOT GIVE HIM YOUR BANK ACCOUNT#, even if you have 0 dollars in there!!!
This way at least he'll have to overnight a check from who knows where, which will cost him some $$
This way at least he'll have to overnight a check from who knows where, which will cost him some $$
Thanks.
Dear SiDriver,
We are sellers from Brazil and this guy tried to give us the same thief. Your post was of great help to confirm our suspicious.
He was operating - this time - like Sandra Jamie B. and tried to buy us two notebooks by the price of 2500 euros.
Some things really called us our attemptiom. First because he doesnt send the email from the real email of Travelex, he uses this: tmt.cash.department@customerservices.co.uk
The erros on digitating is also a good signal, besides of he is so dump that uses the same terms like "I'm glad", thanks for the trust, etc.
The fact that he's buying the product for a higher price without prompting is also a good signal, because no one pays more espontantly, right?
He also writes to much, demonstratting that who talks too much, can be lying...
Excuse because I'm improving my english and lets continue to doing something to stop this idiot. He must go to jail!
Daniel from www.maskada.com.br virtual shop of t-shirts and second hand products
We are sellers from Brazil and this guy tried to give us the same thief. Your post was of great help to confirm our suspicious.
He was operating - this time - like Sandra Jamie B. and tried to buy us two notebooks by the price of 2500 euros.
Some things really called us our attemptiom. First because he doesnt send the email from the real email of Travelex, he uses this: tmt.cash.department@customerservices.co.uk
The erros on digitating is also a good signal, besides of he is so dump that uses the same terms like "I'm glad", thanks for the trust, etc.
The fact that he's buying the product for a higher price without prompting is also a good signal, because no one pays more espontantly, right?
He also writes to much, demonstratting that who talks too much, can be lying...
Excuse because I'm improving my english and lets continue to doing something to stop this idiot. He must go to jail!
Daniel from www.maskada.com.br virtual shop of t-shirts and second hand products
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