I just recieved and interesting phone call from an AT&T assistance operator, its 12:30 am here.
It seems AT&T has a service where the hearing impared or anyone else can e-mail them, and they will act as a verbal go between you on your phone and someone on their computer.....that guy pays.
I've got this VW Corrado for sale, and all my internet postings are expired, but it was listed on AutoTrader's website and magazine. Over the past 2 months I've collected 3 cashier checks at about $47,500 us dollars. Not too bad for a $5,000 car. Usually the e-mails ask about the car's condition, photo's, and what has been the best price to date. I've told them the car is excellent, no photo would do it justice, and my best price is $15,000. So they send a check to my p o box for $19,000, and another guy did $20,000 (I got one guy to send additional $8,500 because I didn't like his attitude). The scam comes in when they want you to send the excess $5,000 to their shipper in Germany or the UK, who happens to be on the recieving end of Western Union. I doubt if these guys ever come to get the car, but they sure are after that 5k. Then after a few days the cashier check bounces, and your out what you sent Western Union.
So this AT&T operator starts reading the instant messaging e-mail, and its just like what I have recieved as direct e-mails, but since the AutoTrader Ads didn't have my e-mail, they had to call me! After a few exchanges, I broke it off, since I didn't want to involve this operator in a worthless adventure.
When will it all end?
It seems AT&T has a service where the hearing impared or anyone else can e-mail them, and they will act as a verbal go between you on your phone and someone on their computer.....that guy pays.
I've got this VW Corrado for sale, and all my internet postings are expired, but it was listed on AutoTrader's website and magazine. Over the past 2 months I've collected 3 cashier checks at about $47,500 us dollars. Not too bad for a $5,000 car. Usually the e-mails ask about the car's condition, photo's, and what has been the best price to date. I've told them the car is excellent, no photo would do it justice, and my best price is $15,000. So they send a check to my p o box for $19,000, and another guy did $20,000 (I got one guy to send additional $8,500 because I didn't like his attitude). The scam comes in when they want you to send the excess $5,000 to their shipper in Germany or the UK, who happens to be on the recieving end of Western Union. I doubt if these guys ever come to get the car, but they sure are after that 5k. Then after a few days the cashier check bounces, and your out what you sent Western Union.
So this AT&T operator starts reading the instant messaging e-mail, and its just like what I have recieved as direct e-mails, but since the AutoTrader Ads didn't have my e-mail, they had to call me! After a few exchanges, I broke it off, since I didn't want to involve this operator in a worthless adventure.
When will it all end?
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