Then the scammers insist on overnight fedex, so they get the goods
before you find out the credit card you just processed is stolen.
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John Hermanson
Camtech Photo Services, Inc.
21 South Lane, Huntington NY 11743
631-424-2121 | Olympus OM Service since 1977
http://www.zuiko.com | omtech1 AT verizon dot net
Jim Couch wrote:
> Iwert,
>
> Sounds like a lead in to a scam. You think you have problems - try
> putting up a website selling goods online, you get a ton of inquiries
> such as this:
>
> I would like to purchase 10 unit XYZ (which we do not cary and don't
> reference anytwhere on the site) but before we proceeed I must know do
> you accept Visa I am sure you do as you have US process available. I
> must also assure can you ship to Singapore, Malaysia, Outer Mongolia?
> (or some other place well known for e-mail scams) Please answert
> promptly as I must secure these item immediately.
>
> It may not be a cultural thing, a lot of crooks just are not very polite!
>
> Of course, some people are just plain rude. I have also gotten many of
> the following:
>
> "How come you carry X instead of Y. X is just plain crap, you should
> carry Y.
>
> "You are a ripoff, your prices are way to high."
>
> " I wanted t buy item Z, (closeout item) but you are sold out. I
> e-mailed you (threee weeks ago) that I was going to buy it, how come it
> has been sold.) (My reply to the e-mail three weeks prior was that there
> was only one left and that it was available first come first serve, did
> he want the item.
>
> I know that item Q is available in silver, but nobody will sell it to
> me, I suppose you won't either cause all of you guys are a**holes. (Item
> is not, and never has been available in silver.)
>
> How come you won't sell me this part for my bike? It is part #1988-0102.
> (Part is a small part from a bottom end shift lever from twenty years
> ago, if it was ever available at all.)
>
> That is not to mention all of the spam for stuff I should buy from some
> nameless overseas manufacture/supplier/distributor for sale in my store,
> all the numerous requests for complicated price quotes and exotic
> technical data for an item most folks won't wind up buying from me anyway.
>
> Ah the joys of (web) retail.
>
>
> :)
> Jim Couch
>
> iwert bernakiewicz wrote:
>> Just have to write this of me...
>>
>> I have some things for sale at a local "bay-a-like".
>>
>> I get a mail, without header, just plain:
>>
>> "don't you have item X anymore?????"
>>
>> Where item X is not amng my listings, no greetings, no hello, hi, no
>> please could you tell me, no nothing, not even a name (which one has
>> to guess from the cryptic e-mail address). This is just plain blunt.
>> And I do understand the meaning of a question mark, one is enough
>> please...
>>
>> Never heard from the person either. Last week I got a mail from
>> somebody that he had bought the "exact same item" for 10% of my
>> price... Well, what's that to do with me, why even bother me with this
>> message? I am NOT interested in this information. I won't reply to
>> these people, it just puts me off.
>>
>> Maybe I still must be happy he didn't USE ALL CAPS for his mail...
>>
>> So, rant has been, breathe deaply, back to work...
>>
>> iwert.
>>
>>
>>
>
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