>From what I've been told by InTerPol, this scam is not that new. Someone in Europe, will respond to an advertisement and request personal information such as banking information, so that a wired money tranfers can take place, sometimes using Western Union as an agent. They will also use a person as their "Agent" in the USA to retrieve the vehicle. The problem occurs when the paperwork and deposits don't clear. This may take up to 2 weeks after the draft is entered and the bank processes the transaction. Has anyone else been exposed to something like this before. The point is: wired transfers aren't as safe as they once were and the scammers know this. W
In a message dated 2/18/05 8:25:54 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Hey Wheel, Could you go into a little more detail about this scam. Do they send money? ----- Original Message ----- >>
