by Beatrice
Sun May 25, 2014 11:46 am
When you ask if the room is still available, you will get this answer:
"Hello,
This is to rent out my Apartment located at Rozengracht 55 1016LT
Amsterdam; each of the room is about 20m2 and have a private bathroom
and toilet. The apartment is clean and fully equipped with a lovely
kitchen, washing machine, bathtub and internet. The room is furnished
with a double size mattress, reading table and wardrobe. It is located
in central.The rent cost 380Euro monthly, including the cost of
utility plus a security deposit of 550Euros .The security deposit is
refundable at the end date of the lease contract . You can write me an
email for further information or by skype. My skype ID :
(Tbs.Hu2)...... Waiting to hear from you soon
Tobias"
Then, with a few amazing pictures attached:
"Hello,
Thanks for the response. Find the attached some of the flat pictures.
Yes, My father is a German but my mother a Dutch, but presently I am
now in England due to my new job; that is why i am renting out the
flat. The flat is presently free and you can rent as soon as possible.
Moving into the flat from July or August is also perfect; You will
only have to make a reservation for the room now so that I can get the
room reserved for you till that date.
Where are you now and how long do you want to rent and live in the flat?"
After that, we discussed via skype. I told him I wouldn't sign a contract or pay anything before I haven't seen the flat. His point was that he wouldn't just book a ticket to the Netherlands before he had any ensurance that I have enough money to pay him. So he suggested that I could transfer the money (security deposit + 1st rent, 930€ in total) to a friend of mine - via WESTERN UNION BANK! Because I transferred the money to a friend, not to him, he would not be able to take the money, but I could show him that I've got the money. He only wants to see the certificate that I transferred the money. I asked if there was no other way, but he insistet on Western Union Bank. Luckily, I didn't - he would have found a way to get my money, so please don't trust anyone who wants you to transfer money via Western Union Bank!
"Hello,
This is to rent out my Apartment located at Rozengracht 55 1016LT
Amsterdam; each of the room is about 20m2 and have a private bathroom
and toilet. The apartment is clean and fully equipped with a lovely
kitchen, washing machine, bathtub and internet. The room is furnished
with a double size mattress, reading table and wardrobe. It is located
in central.The rent cost 380Euro monthly, including the cost of
utility plus a security deposit of 550Euros .The security deposit is
refundable at the end date of the lease contract . You can write me an
email for further information or by skype. My skype ID :
(Tbs.Hu2)...... Waiting to hear from you soon
Tobias"
Then, with a few amazing pictures attached:
"Hello,
Thanks for the response. Find the attached some of the flat pictures.
Yes, My father is a German but my mother a Dutch, but presently I am
now in England due to my new job; that is why i am renting out the
flat. The flat is presently free and you can rent as soon as possible.
Moving into the flat from July or August is also perfect; You will
only have to make a reservation for the room now so that I can get the
room reserved for you till that date.
Where are you now and how long do you want to rent and live in the flat?"
After that, we discussed via skype. I told him I wouldn't sign a contract or pay anything before I haven't seen the flat. His point was that he wouldn't just book a ticket to the Netherlands before he had any ensurance that I have enough money to pay him. So he suggested that I could transfer the money (security deposit + 1st rent, 930€ in total) to a friend of mine - via WESTERN UNION BANK! Because I transferred the money to a friend, not to him, he would not be able to take the money, but I could show him that I've got the money. He only wants to see the certificate that I transferred the money. I asked if there was no other way, but he insistet on Western Union Bank. Luckily, I didn't - he would have found a way to get my money, so please don't trust anyone who wants you to transfer money via Western Union Bank!