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Complaint Review: Susan McNaughton - Wolverhampton
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Susan McNaughton
www.tnt.com Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
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Susan McNaughton Attempted to defraud me by selling me a cheap laptop and used a TNT.com as a shipment site. Wolverhampton United Kingdom
I saw a listing on craigslist for an incredibly low-priced MacBook Pro. I wrote the following message:
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I will buy it for $475.
Call me at 801-373-0987
Let me know where to pick it up. I will take good care of it.
Joey
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I figured that the person had mis-listed the price or something. I was expecting an eMail back that said, "Sorry, I priced it wrong. It should say $1475. Sorry." Instead, I got the following eMail:
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From: "Susan McNaughton" (not an authorized eMail adresse)
Date: December 5, 2008 5:31:49 AM MST
To:
Subject: the MacBook PRO from craigslist $475
Hello
I still have the laptop. I have attached some pics with the laptop to this e-mail. I am now in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom. Since I can't meet you and make the exchange, I would like to use a service that will help us with that. Please go here to see the procedure:
TNT is a worldwide delivery company (like Fedex, DHL or UPS). You can see from their procedure that you will be able to check the laptop before I receive the payment. If you are in a hurry, I will use 2 day delivery (shipping is on me).
Let me know what you think.
Thanks,
Susan
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I have written "Susan" back and asked how I should pay and where to send payment. I have a feeling that this is a templated scam. People get the how-to packet in the mail or work directly for a larger non-legit company.
As these people fish for fools, they get excited when they get a bite. Their writing gets sloppier and their language skills drop way down once they get beyond the standard eMails. This is nearly always the sign of a scammer! Once the proverbial fish on the hook looks unlikely to wriggle off the hook, they get lazy and sloppy about reeling it in.
I found a few other sites with people who have been pulled in by someone named "Susan" using the same scam in the same country. Here is a link to some eMail savvy people who have received the same eMails: (((Redacted)))
Hopefully, this crime ring will be stopped and Susan will be brought to justice.
Here's another site full of people who nearly fell to this scam: (((Redacted)))
Joeyslaptop
Provo, Utah
U.S.A.
CLICK here to see why Rip-off Report, as a matter of policy, deleted either a phone number, link or e-mail address from this Report.
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I will buy it for $475.
Call me at 801-373-0987
Let me know where to pick it up. I will take good care of it.
Joey
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I figured that the person had mis-listed the price or something. I was expecting an eMail back that said, "Sorry, I priced it wrong. It should say $1475. Sorry." Instead, I got the following eMail:
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From: "Susan McNaughton" (not an authorized eMail adresse)
Date: December 5, 2008 5:31:49 AM MST
To:
Subject: the MacBook PRO from craigslist $475
Hello
I still have the laptop. I have attached some pics with the laptop to this e-mail. I am now in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom. Since I can't meet you and make the exchange, I would like to use a service that will help us with that. Please go here to see the procedure:
TNT is a worldwide delivery company (like Fedex, DHL or UPS). You can see from their procedure that you will be able to check the laptop before I receive the payment. If you are in a hurry, I will use 2 day delivery (shipping is on me).
Let me know what you think.
Thanks,
Susan
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I have written "Susan" back and asked how I should pay and where to send payment. I have a feeling that this is a templated scam. People get the how-to packet in the mail or work directly for a larger non-legit company.
As these people fish for fools, they get excited when they get a bite. Their writing gets sloppier and their language skills drop way down once they get beyond the standard eMails. This is nearly always the sign of a scammer! Once the proverbial fish on the hook looks unlikely to wriggle off the hook, they get lazy and sloppy about reeling it in.
I found a few other sites with people who have been pulled in by someone named "Susan" using the same scam in the same country. Here is a link to some eMail savvy people who have received the same eMails: (((Redacted)))
Hopefully, this crime ring will be stopped and Susan will be brought to justice.
Here's another site full of people who nearly fell to this scam: (((Redacted)))
Joeyslaptop
Provo, Utah
U.S.A.
CLICK here to see why Rip-off Report, as a matter of policy, deleted either a phone number, link or e-mail address from this Report.
