I do not want to be scammed so please look for an angles I can get screwed on for this deal.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=822007

 

so stop setting yourself up to be the sucker that you are

 

anyone who considers buying any big ticket item, especially from a from a foreign country, and doesn't do it with an escrow account is a moron.

EDIT:

now that i've read the whole story. here's your 'loop hole.'

so you send the money to a different name than the actual seller, then you send the seller the ID for the transaction and the name of the person you sent it to.

WHAT THE **** IS TO STOP THEM FROM GETTING A FAKE ID MADE WITH THE NAME OF THE PERSON YOU SENT IT TO????


Modified by lanceh at 7:13 PM 4/4/2004

 

lanceh,

no need to get yourself all strung up on this guy.

bottom line is if hes a big enough fucktard to still go through with this transaction even with the 3 reply warnings hes gotten in this thread and his original one, let him lose his money.

I dont really care about fake ids and crap.

If i lived in russia, and had nothing to lose b/c i am on the brink of living on the streets, growing up with the same mentality they have over there, i would scam people in the US too i suppose. What are they going to do? fly over and try to find me and my fake address?

das vidania ********...all of you scumbags in russia

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by lanceh &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">anyone who considers buying any big ticket item, especially from a from a foreign country, and doesn't do it with an escrow account is a moron.

EDIT:

now that i've read the whole story. here's your 'loop hole.'

so you send the money to a different name than the actual seller, then you send the seller the ID for the transaction and the name of the person you sent it to.

WHAT THE **** IS TO STOP THEM FROM GETTING A FAKE ID MADE WITH THE NAME OF THE PERSON YOU SENT IT TO????


Modified by lanceh at 7:13 PM 4/4/2004</TD></TR></TABLE>

Thats what I was thinking..... thats the only thing that I can see happening

 

I would stay away. I realize the price is incredible, but you have to ask yourself why it's being sold at that price, and not locally instead. Remember, the shipping will have to be factored into the price. Also, remember that it's not hard to screw you after the money has been sent through Western Union. Be careful. Pay the extra money for escrow. She should have NO problem accepting that, since she's willing to wait for her money until you change the name at Western Union.

Further, ask yourself why she isn't worried about being scammed. If I were dishonest, I would have her spend the time and money to ship the bike, and then cancel the Western Union transaction and get my money AND the bike. She is too far away to do anything about it. It seems weird that this thought hasn't crossed her mind.

 

Obviously this is a scam

 

I would tie my money to a brick and drop it in the ocean before sending it to them. I've backed out of deals much less shady than this due to thoughts that it might be a scam. This one is by the book. Here's how it goes:

1. They attact you with a good deal on a product you want.
2. They suggest a "plan" to you that offers you security
3. You pay for the item and don't hear back.
4. You never get the item and realize that you can't do anything because they're not in the US.

 

Scam Not even a honda bike

 

hahahahahaha, Prague this time. Usually it's Singpore or Bulgaria.

hahahahahaha *scam*

 

Not a CBR600 but a GSXR1000, you can tell by the front end:
1) Ti coating on the fork
2) Upsidedown design
3) 6 pot calipers

Never buy a bike without seeing it.

I have a 99CBR600F4 for sale

 

Put a fork in this thread................SCAM!