GunBroker Caution...

Aaron · 10-07-2005, 01:03 PM

I've done a study of these great deals out of the UK, and of course they are total scams. Notice the inexpert use of the english language, very atypical for a person raised in the UK. Why from the UK? This country is infested with immigrants, mostly illegal, who are the scum of the earth. They primarily come from eastern European countries, but also include many con men from Africa. Their most popular game is to send you USPS money orders in excess of the purchase price and you refund the overpayment to them via Western Union. DO NOT enter into any transaction in which you are required to transmit funds via Western Union. This is the tool used by criminals to fleece you out of your money. The money orders are absolutely phony. If you receive a USPS money order from ANYONE you don't know, the post office has a device which will determine if it is counterfeit. Usually the post office will not cash large MOs, but the clerk will authenticate it and sign it, so you can deposit it in the bank with confidence.

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10-07-2005, 01:03 PM	#13
Aaron Banned Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Vista, CA Posts: 1,008 Thanks: 0 Thanked 9 Times in 9 Posts	I've done a study of these great deals out of the UK, and of course they are total scams. Notice the inexpert use of the english language, very atypical for a person raised in the UK. Why from the UK? This country is infested with immigrants, mostly illegal, who are the scum of the earth. They primarily come from eastern European countries, but also include many con men from Africa. Their most popular game is to send you USPS money orders in excess of the purchase price and you refund the overpayment to them via Western Union. DO NOT enter into any transaction in which you are required to transmit funds via Western Union. This is the tool used by criminals to fleece you out of your money. The money orders are absolutely phony. If you receive a USPS money order from ANYONE you don't know, the post office has a device which will determine if it is counterfeit. Usually the post office will not cash large MOs, but the clerk will authenticate it and sign it, so you can deposit it in the bank with confidence.