THE 3 BEST WAYS TO STOP ALL THESE SCAMMERS....

FIRST ADVICE FOR ME IS TO USE THIS 3TH PARTY...(**** PAYPAL).. THE LINK IS
http://WWW.ESCROW.COM

SECOND ADVICE IS USE C.O.D

AND THIRD AND FINAL ADVICE IS DONT SEND MONEY OUT OR 3RD PARTIES THAT HAS NO INSURANCE.. (MONEY ORDERS, BANK TRANSFERS, WESTERN UNION, PAYPAL, MONEY GRAM)

STOP THE USE PAYPAL.. PAYPAL HAS SO MUCH LOOP HOLES, ITS NOT A FULL PROOF PLAN.. http://WWW.ESCROW.COM IS A FULL PROOF PLAN SINCE ESCROW SERVICE HOLDS THE MONEY FOR YOU UNTIL YOU GET THE ITEM, AND WHEN YOU GET UR ITEM AND GIVE THEM THE THE SELLER GETS HIS/HER MONEY...

I CAME FROM A DSM FORUMS AND THOSE KIDS OUT THERE ARE ROOTLESS.. THEY WILL SCAM U.. BUT ALOT OF THAT STOPPED SINCE EVERYONE STARTED SIGNING UP FOR ESCROW SERVICE.. WELL I HOPE WE GET THAT DONE HERE AT H-T CUZ I DONT WANT ANYONE GETTING SCAMMED..
PLEASE BUMP THIS AFTER READING IT...

FOR THE LAZY ***** IN H-T HERE.....

STEP 1.
Both parties agree to terms, which includes a description of the merchandise, sale price, number of days for the Buyer's inspection, and shipping information.

Either the Buyer or Seller signs in to Escrow.com and creates a transaction. If either the Buyer or Seller is not a registered user, they must register with Escrow.com. Registration is free.

The initiating party defines the terms of the transaction and provides information about the merchandise. This information includes:

E-mail address of the other party
Length of inspection period
Party responsible for paying the escrow fee
Delivery options
Shipping costs
The initiating party confirms the information entered, and agrees to the escrow instructions. The other party is notified by e-mail, to sign in and agree to the terms of the transaction provided by the initiating party.

After both parties have agreed to the terms, the Buyer will be asked to submit payment to Escrow.com.

STEP 2.
The Buyer submits their payment to a subsidiary of Escrow.com. Each of the payment options has a different transaction fee - to find out more, try our Fee Calculator.

When payment is received, it will be verified and secured into a non-interest bearing trust account.

After payment is secured, the Seller is notified by Escrow.com to ship the merchandise to the Buyer

STEP 3
The Seller ships the merchandise to the Buyer using an approved delivery service.

The Seller must initially pay for the shipment of the merchandise. If the Buyer is responsible for paying the shipping costs, the Seller will be reimbursed when the transaction is complete.

After the Seller has shipped the merchandise, they must sign in to Escrow.com and provide the tracking information. If no shipping was required, this step is not necessary.

Both parties can sign in to Escrow.com and use the tracking information to follow the shipment.

The inspection period will not begin until Escrow.com has confirmed delivery of the merchandise

Step 4: Buyer Accepts the Merchandise

When the Buyer accepts the merchandise or the inspection period expires (at which point, the Buyer automatically accepts), the disbursement of payment will begin.

Payment is sent to the Seller with escrow fees and shipping costs deducted, if applicable.

What happens if the Buyer rejects the merchandise?

When the Buyer clicks on the reject button during the inspection period, Escrow.com will e-mail the Seller that the Buyer has rejected the merchandise.

The Buyer has 10 days to ship the merchandise to the Seller's address after they reject the merchandise. The Buyer is responsible for paying the escrow fee, return shipping costs, and insurance costs upon rejection. The same method of shipping must be used for return shipment that was used to deliver the merchandise.

After the Buyer has shipped the merchandise, they must sign in to Escrow.com and enter the shipping company and tracking information. Escrow.com will e-mail the Seller indicating that the merchandise has been shipped. The e-mail will include all shipping information to allow both parties to track the return shipment.

Upon delivery of the shipment, the Seller must accept or reject the returned merchandise within 10 days or the inspection period will automatically expire.

The Seller Accepts the Returned Merchandise
If the Seller clicks the accept button during the inspection period, or fails to accept or reject during the inspection period, the Seller will have accepted the returned merchandise.

If the Buyer agreed to pay the Shipping Fee:
On return, Escrow.com will reimburse the Buyer the Purchase Amount less escrow and original shipping fees. Escrow.com will pay the original shipping fee to the Seller. The Buyer is responsible for return shipping fees.

If the Seller agreed to pay the Shipping Fee:
Escrow.com will pay the purchase amount less the escrow fee. Upon completion of the disbursements, escrow is closed, and the transaction is over.

The Seller Rejects the Returned Merchandise
If the Seller rejects the merchandise during the return inspection period of 10 days, Escrow.com will e-mail the Buyer indicating the Seller's decision to reject the returned merchandise.

A dispute can happen in one of two situations: 1) the returned merchandise is not in the condition it was when it was originally shipped, and 2) the Buyer and Seller have a disagreement over who should pay charges related to insuring shipment.

Escrow.com will hold the funds in escrow until the dispute is resolved. The money will be paid to the all parties, escrow is closed, and the transaction is over.


Step 5: Escrow.com Pays the Seller



If the Buyer accepts the merchandise, the Seller will be paid. Escrow.com will send a check to the Seller via USPS or International Mail.

As an option and for an additional fee, the Seller may expedite payment from Escrow.com by selecting an alternate method of payment. If you would like to use an alternate methods of payment, please contact Customer Support.

AGAIN THE LINK IS http://WWW.ESCROW.COM

<U>THIS WORKS PEOPLE!!!!!!!!! USE IT </U>

 

lol i heard escrows hasa scam link.. like a wannabe escrows.. seen it at craigslist.org

 

WHY BUT WHY U'LL USED A WANNABE ESCROW SERVICE??? THE LINK AGAIN IS http://WWW.ESCROW.COM THANKS FOR THE INFO BRO... I DIDNT EVEN KNO THAT

 

Important Information About Fraudulent Escrow Sites




The Problem is Serious
There are a growing number of fraudulent escrow services that steal money, merchandise, and identities from unsuspecting consumers. The existence of such sites also undermines the reputation of Escrow.com's legitimate escrow service.

We are not Affiliated with Other Escrow Sites
Escrow.com and its subsidiaries only perform escrow services at Escrow.com. Any other escrow site that claims to be affiliated with Escrow.com is making a fraudulent claim. We do not belong to any escrow consortiums or similar organizations. For your protection, we encourage you to only use Escrow.com for your transactions. If you choose to use any other escrow service, we hope the information on these pages will keep you from becoming a victim.

Email Fraud
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California Department of Corporations

 

Escrow is not safe at all. I remember reading a bunch of articles about escrow fraud. Best thing to do is, buy from someone locally, or COD. That's it.

 

you made this big *** post about scammers I hope you don't turn arond and be what you where trying to prevent send me the motor please

 

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hinds90 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you made this big *** post about scammers I hope you don't turn arond and be what you where trying to prevent send me the motor please</TD></TR></TABLE>hmmmmmmmmm

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by XyKo &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Escrow is not safe at all. I remember reading a bunch of articles about escrow fraud. Best thing to do is, buy from someone locally, or COD. That's it.</TD></TR></TABLE>

You are correct. Scammers use Escrow like there is no tomorrow

 

**** scammers use squaretrade!!! i got this email supposedly from squaretrade saying its safe for me to western union the money to the address given. i was like fuuuck that. the *** tried to scam me. if i was in a rush to get it im 100 percent sure i was gonna get scammed.

step 1. they try to make the deal seem legit using a 3rd party company with a high insurance rate. they say that the company will hold the money and will only foward it if i approve. okay im reading the email, the email looked like it was sent from squaretrade, with links, (contact info, admin, all that crap)

step 2. they send another email once you agreed on the deal, making it look legit as hell!!! invoice number , squartrade logo.

step 3. you read it . the lay out looks so fuckign legit.

step 4. gives the guys adress and name

step 5. the email says for you to send the payment thru western union to the above adress (the scammers addy!). **** even had a link to the westernunion site!!! and it goes, for an easier process go to the nearest WU and send cash. again it goes heres a link to find the nearest location.

step 6. SEND THE SELLER AN EMAIL SAYING STFU YOU ***** *** BITCH!!!

you tell me how the hell will a 3rd party company , like squaretrade, escrows, and others that SCAMMERS will use will ever get the money to "hold" if the payment is going str8 to the ******* scammer??!?!?!?!?!?. THE COMPANY HAS nothign to do with these bitches. they just use layouts that are made to look just like the ones that if the deal was legit and from the actual company.

again, they make the email look so legit that no one will know they are fake unless you go to the actual website and ask if the email was legit. ******* scams!

SO BE CAREFUL!!! scammers use all types of ****. ALWAYS DO C.O.D or pick up. the only careful ways.

 

CREDIT CARD!!!

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hinds90 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you made this big *** post about scammers I hope you don't turn arond and be what you where trying to prevent send me the motor please</TD></TR></TABLE>

That's pretty fucked up, if you made this thread to setup a scam yourself

Hopefully not and things get worked out, cause that would be just low.

 

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where is my motor jaysupreme You have the money so could you please send me my merchandise. This will be going to small claims court very next week if you don't give me my money or motor.


Modified by hinds90 at 5:57 PM 5/23/2005

 

so what happens if the guy that receives the item never gives the okay?

 

I don't understand your question

 

bump

 

look at this a scammer telling people how not to get scamed so he can turn around and scam you

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hinds90 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">look at this a scammer telling people how not to get scamed so he can turn around and scam you</TD></TR></TABLE>

!

 

up

 

you might be on to something here, he hasnt posted back in here since you blew up his spot. **** this dude

 

bump for hinds90. give his **** back

 

 

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