Pues acabo de poner a la venta mi barco y a las pocas horas BINGO!!!! una persona interesada. Me extraña que el primer contacto sea por un SMS, pero bueno, cada uno es cada uno y tiene sus caunadas. Intercambio de correos y de repente me envía esto:
Thanks for getting back to me, I am happy with the condition and the price.
I will be paying directly to your PayPal. I'm currently working overseas in the Mining Outskirts of Bosnia with my Company resources so
I wont be able to come and do things personally,But I'll make sure that all costs will be fully covered by me and I will arrange for the pick up and document changes.
I have a Courier agent that handles this all the time. I'll add the 4.9% paypal surcharge to the total amount I'm paying you. If you could just send me a paypal payment invoice or create an account at
www.paypal.com if you don't already have one. I will make a confirmed pick up arrangement with my Courier shipping agent who will be coming over for pick up once you receive full payment into your PayPal account.
Please can you provide me with the following information:
Name:
PayPal Email address:
Cell Phone No:
Total Amount:
As soon as you get back to me with the info I will make the payment and instruct my agent to handle all documents and pick up. Excited to be dealing with you.
Cheers.
Cheers mierda!!! (perdonad mi inglés)
Que mal huele esto. Lanzo una pregunta a San Google y ahí está:
Trygve Christian Meling Domke, el presunto comprador, es un alias para la versión moderna de las cartas nigerianas. Lo han usado para estafas de toda cantidad, desde 10€ hasta el infinito y más allá. Además, en el caso de que le pases tus datos y luego decidas no entrar al trapo, intentarán hacerte chantaje. OJO CON ESTE TIMO. Por lo que he podido comprobar, lo del uso del SMS para el primer contacto es marca de la casa.