Hey, I got a e-mail and it said he'll give me $200.00 if I let his buyers send money to my paypay acct.....

Hey, I got a e-mail and it said he'll give me $200.00 if I let his buyers send money to my paypay acct.....
Hey, I got a e-mail and it said he'll give me $200.00 if I let his buyers send money to my paypay acct.....
Hey, I got a e-mail and it said he'll give me $200.00 if I let his buyers send money to my paypay acct. I am selling my laptop on eBay and he said he lived in Europe and couldn't access PayPal and wants his customers to send me their payments and me to take out my 200 then send him the rest via MoneyGram. do you think this is ok, safe? would you do it? I was looking at MoneyGram just now and they require your SSN it says to help prevent criminal activity and it kinda worried me? need help kinda bad!!!!!!!
I have a 1 yr. old adorable baby girl and a beautiful gorgeous husband and I don't wanna go to jail, i wouldn't, would I?
Thanks for answering!!!!!!

Some Dude that likes beer & porn

There is nothing wrong with this.

But, I would like to buy your laptop. The only problem is that my checks come pre-printed in $1,000 amounts. So, when you get my check I will need you to mail me back the cash difference w/ the lap top.

sailornight6

its a scam!.
do not i repeat do not give out your ss.

People A

No, paypal is not a bank and you have exactly ZERO protection through paypal. The person can get the payment reversed through their bank which paypal will have to accept and then paypal will take the money back from you that they gave you and meanwhile you have given them a MoneyGram, which gives you no protection. ALSO DO NOT GIVE OUT YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER TO ANYONE THAT YOU DON'T KNOW IF YOU DON'T WANT THEM TO STEAL YOUR IDENTITY!!

Report this to paypal and to ebay.

Here is a video of what happened to someone using ebay and paypal...just selling the normal way and got screwed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lr_7--e5A1g

Jimmy

tell him no.. he sounds dodgey! how are his buyers gunna pay him in the first place? i would do research on him first and if your not happy then cancel the auction!

JT289385

Let me put it this way , your talking about 200 dollars not 200.000 , its not worth taking any kind of chance for that money . 2oo dollars wont exactly buy you happyness now a days .

dawnstar

no way no way no way no way and no way. lol i think i answered your multiple questions. lol. it is a scam. never ever ever give out information that can give out your identity in financial situations. you could lose your whole identity and your life can be erased. you would not go to jail. and they will probably not get caught. you need to report this so naive people won't get caught in there trap either. no no no no no no . hope this helps.

MANCHESTER UK

As you have asked the question, it is clear that you are suspicious.
You should be.
Never trust any invitation to part with your banking details, especially if the request comes in this way.
Ignore the e-mail and any offers that come with it.
The African connection seems to have died down recently but this is yet another scam.

COOKIE

no!
no!
no!
no!
NO!
NO!
NO!
It's a scam!!
Do not even respond
to him again!!!
Tell us you won't do it!!
Please.
Why would they need your social!!
Give that to NOONE!!
Next he'll be asking for your
paypal password to get his money out.
No!! Again!!

I mean seriously...
Think this through.
Who would ask a total stranger to
accept his money from total strangers
for him!!! He's just wanting you to
send him your money and social.

Save your money for your baby!!

I would also send the email he
sent to you to Ebay's security so they
can block him and know what kind
of scams are going around on ebay.

nerd*

Don't do it.

sdn90036

I agree with everyone else. This is a complete scam. The scam artists want to steal your identity.

Good luck.

Dan H

This is a total scam. The trick is, once you give this person your PayPal information, he has full access to your account. They will then drain your account, change the password to lock you out, probably have access to your bank account information you tied to your PayPal account, and you'll be left with absolutely nothing.

Best advice is... don't fall for this scam!

Raggedyanne

That sounds shady I wouldn't do it. You most likely wouldn't go to jail but you might get your id stolen. BAD IDEA.

the cricket kid

it will give you a virus dont freaking do it

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