Help, I have been scammed & lost everything. *stressed*

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POPPYOSCAR

My, the stories on here get more bizzare by the day!

forgotmyname

Bought electrical items from a country that uses different voltages and frequency to the UK?

And you think swapping the plug will solve that?

No paypal invoice stating a quantity of items you are buying? And you paid?




Kids are off school this week and its too cold to play out?

alykatz

Sorry but am i the only one who finds this all totally unbelivable .

jpsartre

alykatz wrote: »

Sorry but am i the only one who finds this all totally unbelivable .

Nope. The idea that a student in the UK would pay $3000 for someone in the States to buy 300 mini-cookers on their behalf sounds exceedingly implausible.

duncan-biscuits

I hope I am ok to buy those 300 igloo bricks from that fella Paddy in Ireland, I did use Paypal so it'll be fine.....

Lagoon

duncan-biscuits wrote: »

I hope I am ok to buy those 300 igloo bricks from that fella Paddy in Ireland, I did use Paypal so it'll be fine.....

Ah, Paddy? You've got nothing to worry about. I bought fifty gold bars from him for £10 a few weeks ago.

I was a little worried he'd scammed me, but last week he sent me an email saying that they'd been dispatched, so they'll be here any day. Great guy!

yoyoegg

Top trolling!:T

cloud360

I am so dissapoitned that people dont beleive me.

Even if you dont believe me tell me what to do please in terms of chargebacks (co-op bank)

I saw a business opportunity, so i bought them as they were cheap

And just because seller is in USA doenst mean they will give goods that dont work in uk, i clarified all that.

In paypal i gave url of item i wanted.

cloud360

yoyoegg wrote: »

Top trolling!:T

is that directed at me?