by SlavicDonut
Thu Aug 07, 2014 10:52 am
Hello everyone,
Several days ago, I got this email:
And like a f'ing idiot I went through and replied.
The process got to the point where their check (for $2,989) is currently in the mail. At this point I've read up on all the laptop repair scam threads here so I know how the scam works, but I need help on what to do next.
Any advice?
Several days ago, I got this email:
Thank you for the prompt response,all i wanted you to do is Format Hard Drive,Install Windows 7,Install Microsoft Office Package,Install Free AVG Virus Software and Install Adobe Acrobat Reader and thank you for the price total of $240,it is okay,I will instruct one of our clients near you to mail to you the payment of your charges which will be in excess form of a certified cashier's check which you will deduct your fee and have all the rest money sent to the shipping agent via western union,please do get back to me with the following:
FULL NAME...
ADDRESS.....
CITY........
STATE.......
ZIP CODE....
PHONE NUMBER.....
As to been written on the payment and also the laptops will be mailed to you as soon as my shipping agent gets all of the faulty units together from our various offices. Also the payment will be in amount of your money for repairing the system and shipment fee to dispatch the devices down to your location and you will deduct your fee and have all the rest money sent to the shipping agent via western union.
I will appreciate your quick response if you are satisfied with the offer
And like a f'ing idiot I went through and replied.
The process got to the point where their check (for $2,989) is currently in the mail. At this point I've read up on all the laptop repair scam threads here so I know how the scam works, but I need help on what to do next.
Any advice?
Last edited by Bryon Williams on Thu Aug 07, 2014 11:01 am, edited 1 time in total.
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