Walmart money gram for purchase?

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  • Shangsta
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    Originally posted by DrJosh
    Luke is old and a vet and he still scammed a bunch of people

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  • kickinindian
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  • DrJosh
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    Luke is old and a vet and he still scammed a bunch of people

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  • CharlieVu
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    Thanks all! I just wanted to put him on blast hahaha. I would have never send the money. Maybe if I was 16 but not now. The parts looked good.


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  • roguetoaster
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    Originally posted by JasonC
    E30- 1998 BMW E30

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    This is how you know not to buy from someone! When basic details are wrong, and they are not even slightly established members just stay away.

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  • JasonC
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    Here's what his profile shows.

    IP- 185.92.26.100. Its out of Canada, but he lists that he is in the USA.

    Email- kmnd771@aol.com

    Birthday- Feb 4, 1951

    E30- 1998 BMW E30

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    Phone number you have the screen shot of, is Clark county Nevada



    Everything is lining up that he is a scammer, and a terrible one at that.

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  • Stanley Rockafella
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    This one time I successfully guilt-tripped someone into paying me the rest of the funds he owed me.

    It was about a year ago and I was selling some parts from our 07 Focus. Most ppl generally don't bother with repairing these cars (pretty crappy in the best condition) but I had about 150 worth of spares etc. Anyway, we agreed that to protect the both of us (to a degree), he'd send me half now to send the parcel and the other half after he got it. He agreed.
    I initially got my $100 then sent the parcel. After he got it he went quiet. I harassed that SOB so bad that he finally sent the remaining $75 and claimed he "got busy with work".

    I was more relieved to get rid of the useless parts that nobody wanted!

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  • McGyver
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    a real 65 year old would use punctuation and link to conspiracy theories on facebook.

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  • Powling
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    "Well over 65 years of age" yet seems to text message perfectly fine.

    Obvious scam is obvious.

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  • CharlieVu
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    Lmao thought so. His SN is F1y66 and here he is defending himself and telling me he’s 65 years old and a vet lmao.


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  • e30austin
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    I have some ocean front property, in Kansas, to sell you next...killer deal, too

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  • MrBurgundy
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    That is 100% a scam

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  • Powling
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    If you're giving away money I'll gladly take some too...

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  • Stanley Rockafella
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    If it's too good to be true....

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  • 2mAn
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    Originally posted by nrubenstein
    Don’t do it. Also, out the guy.
    Yes x2

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