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Good evening, I need information regarding the number 37200.
Following an ad on Le Bon Coin, I initially received a call from a 06...
The person asked me for information about the product, then he proposed delivery and payment by cheque, and now he has sent me his contact details via SMS using this number 37200.
The name and surname he provided match my online searches, but this number intrigues me given the previous messages concerning it.
Thank you for your responses.
Following an ad on Le Bon Coin, I initially received a call from a 06...
The person asked me for information about the product, then he proposed delivery and payment by cheque, and now he has sent me his contact details via SMS using this number 37200.
The name and surname he provided match my online searches, but this number intrigues me given the previous messages concerning it.
Thank you for your responses.
2 answers
Good evening,
https://www.jaiuntrucadire.com
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https://www.jaiuntrucadire.com
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A problem=an answer, the whole thing is to find it :-)
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Hello
We can bet 1 billion Francs (CFA of course..) that if you receive a check, it's probably a scam.. It may be that the amount is higher than what was agreed upon.. The fake buyer quickly realizes this and counts on your 'good faith' to send them back the excess through Western Union or Money Order..
The scam check having been cashed, its amount appears as a credit in your account.. Unfortunately, alas, a few days later it is withdrawn following its passage through the Clearing House which revealed its 'scam' nature (Fake, stolen..).
If by bad luck the honest seller has already sent back the excess, they are in trouble (W.U and M.O untraceable..).
37200, a screen hiding a trick..
See you later
We can bet 1 billion Francs (CFA of course..) that if you receive a check, it's probably a scam.. It may be that the amount is higher than what was agreed upon.. The fake buyer quickly realizes this and counts on your 'good faith' to send them back the excess through Western Union or Money Order..
The scam check having been cashed, its amount appears as a credit in your account.. Unfortunately, alas, a few days later it is withdrawn following its passage through the Clearing House which revealed its 'scam' nature (Fake, stolen..).
If by bad luck the honest seller has already sent back the excess, they are in trouble (W.U and M.O untraceable..).
37200, a screen hiding a trick..
See you later