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ac3



Joined: 14 Sep 2005

PostPosted: Mon May 10, 2010 3:53 pm    Post subject: ipad Reply with quote

Not worth the hassles.

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lifeinkorea



Joined: 24 Jan 2009
Location: somewhere in China

PostPosted: Mon May 10, 2010 8:20 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I may be in Korea in a couple weeks.

Please message me your passport number so I can verify your status. After which I would like to see your iPad.

I do NOT trust just sending you money and then hoping you will ship it.
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Mrclean



Joined: 20 Oct 2008
Location: Sinchon

PostPosted: Mon May 10, 2010 11:48 pm    Post subject: Careful everybody Reply with quote

This is exactly the kind of message that has turned out to be a scam in the past. Don't give anyone your money until they give you the item! Many many sad campers on htis forum due to trusting scam artists like KSG, which is another three character name. Beware.
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the ireland



Joined: 11 May 2008
Location: korea

PostPosted: Tue May 11, 2010 3:10 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

although it's nice to warn posters about the pitfalls of buying and selling stuff online, I think it's getting a bit rediculous to post on peoples threads saying they could be scamming us.

The O.P, although I have never had any dealings with him in the past, is a long established user on these forums.

He has not asked to receive money up front for the items. I'm not sure if that was his intention, perhaps he just wants to know who wnats one and he will bring it back through for them and sell it on to them for a small profit for himself.

There is a warning thread everyone should read before purchasing, if they don't read it and get scammed (especially after recent events) then they should just stop buying things online cos they are a soft target.
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air76



Joined: 13 Nov 2007

PostPosted: Tue May 11, 2010 3:20 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

the ireland wrote:
although it's nice to warn posters about the pitfalls of buying and selling stuff online, I think it's getting a bit rediculous to post on peoples threads saying they could be scamming us.

The O.P, although I have never had any dealings with him in the past, is a long established user on these forums.

He has not asked to receive money up front for the items. I'm not sure if that was his intention, perhaps he just wants to know who wnats one and he will bring it back through for them and sell it on to them for a small profit for himself.

There is a warning thread everyone should read before purchasing, if they don't read it and get scammed (especially after recent events) then they should just stop buying things online cos they are a soft target.


+1

It's one thing to issue a general warning about scams...it's another thing to play Dave's ESL vigilante and make blanket assumptions about people based on virtually nothing.
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the ireland



Joined: 11 May 2008
Location: korea

PostPosted: Tue May 11, 2010 3:45 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

air76 wrote:
the ireland wrote:
although it's nice to warn posters about the pitfalls of buying and selling stuff online, I think it's getting a bit rediculous to post on peoples threads saying they could be scamming us.

The O.P, although I have never had any dealings with him in the past, is a long established user on these forums.

He has not asked to receive money up front for the items. I'm not sure if that was his intention, perhaps he just wants to know who wnats one and he will bring it back through for them and sell it on to them for a small profit for himself.

There is a warning thread everyone should read before purchasing, if they don't read it and get scammed (especially after recent events) then they should just stop buying things online cos they are a soft target.


+1

It's one thing to issue a general warning about scams...it's another thing to play Dave's ESL vigilante and make blanket assumptions about people based on virtually nothing.


nice to know i'm not the only person thinking it.

By the way, you manage to scam someone out of their money for that shock game Laughing
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lifeinkorea



Joined: 24 Jan 2009
Location: somewhere in China

PostPosted: Tue May 11, 2010 4:20 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

air76 wrote:
the ireland wrote:
although it's nice to warn posters about the pitfalls of buying and selling stuff online, I think it's getting a bit rediculous to post on peoples threads saying they could be scamming us.

The O.P, although I have never had any dealings with him in the past, is a long established user on these forums.

He has not asked to receive money up front for the items. I'm not sure if that was his intention, perhaps he just wants to know who wnats one and he will bring it back through for them and sell it on to them for a small profit for himself.

There is a warning thread everyone should read before purchasing, if they don't read it and get scammed (especially after recent events) then they should just stop buying things online cos they are a soft target.


+1

It's one thing to issue a general warning about scams...it's another thing to play Dave's ESL vigilante and make blanket assumptions about people based on virtually nothing.


No one is making a blanket assumption. I am asking for seller's info before I am willing to put down a deposit on it.

It's calling using common sense.
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the ireland



Joined: 11 May 2008
Location: korea

PostPosted: Tue May 11, 2010 4:25 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

lifeinkorea wrote:
air76 wrote:
the ireland wrote:
although it's nice to warn posters about the pitfalls of buying and selling stuff online, I think it's getting a bit rediculous to post on peoples threads saying they could be scamming us.

The O.P, although I have never had any dealings with him in the past, is a long established user on these forums.

He has not asked to receive money up front for the items. I'm not sure if that was his intention, perhaps he just wants to know who wnats one and he will bring it back through for them and sell it on to them for a small profit for himself.

There is a warning thread everyone should read before purchasing, if they don't read it and get scammed (especially after recent events) then they should just stop buying things online cos they are a soft target.


+1

It's one thing to issue a general warning about scams...it's another thing to play Dave's ESL vigilante and make blanket assumptions about people based on virtually nothing.


No one is making a blanket assumption. I am asking for seller's info before I am willing to put down a deposit on it.

It's calling using common sense.


it wasn't you we were refering to, it was mrclean.

You were interested in the item and being sensible.
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air76



Joined: 13 Nov 2007

PostPosted: Tue May 11, 2010 4:41 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

the ireland wrote:
By the way, you manage to scam someone out of their money for that shock game Laughing


You are either being sarcastic, or have never been to a bar. The shock game is f-ing awesome, but we're downsizing our things as we prepare to leave Korea, retire from teaching forever, and move on to much greener pastures...and like I said in the for-sale post, I don't really drink much these days.

To answer your question...yes, I did successfully sell the game and it's all boxed up and ready to be sent out tomorrow afternoon. If you're following my online garage sale so closely you should pick yourself up a box full of awesome EFL reference books for 80,000 won including shipping. Hell, for you I'll take 75! Bwahahaha!
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the ireland



Joined: 11 May 2008
Location: korea

PostPosted: Tue May 11, 2010 4:43 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

air76 wrote:
the ireland wrote:
By the way, you manage to scam someone out of their money for that shock game Laughing


You are either being sarcastic, or have never been to a bar. The shock game is f-ing awesome, but we're downsizing our things as we prepare to leave Korea, retire from teaching forever, and move on to much greener pastures...and like I said in the for-sale post, I don't really drink much these days.

To answer your question...yes, I did successfully sell the game and it's all boxed up and ready to be sent out tomorrow afternoon. If you're following my online garage sale so closely you should pick yourself up a box full of awesome EFL reference books for 80,000 won including shipping. Hell, for you I'll take 75! Bwahahaha!


Just being sarcastic, I actually have that game at home (in ireland) but it's in black. They are great fun and I was considering taking it over here this time round and having ultimate grammar games with the kids in class.
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teecee



Joined: 18 Feb 2010

PostPosted: Sat May 22, 2010 4:25 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Well said-exactly what I was thinking. Obviously if there's the suggestion or possibility of a scam, it's a good idea to warn others, but this person said nothing about wanting or selling an iPad. They seemed to be unimpressed with the iPad. Thanks for posting.

the ireland wrote:
although it's nice to warn posters about the pitfalls of buying and selling stuff online, I think it's getting a bit rediculous to post on peoples threads saying they could be scamming us.

The O.P, although I have never had any dealings with him in the past, is a long established user on these forums.

He has not asked to receive money up front for the items. I'm not sure if that was his intention, perhaps he just wants to know who wnats one and he will bring it back through for them and sell it on to them for a small profit for himself.

There is a warning thread everyone should read before purchasing, if they don't read it and get scammed (especially after recent events) then they should just stop buying things online cos they are a soft target.
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