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Camelman is a SCAMMER
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<blockquote data-quote="2Old2Care" data-source="post: 2518174" data-attributes="member: 121800"><p>What often happens is that buyer A gets a 'refund' (fake) check that gets deposited in their account, followed by a request from Seller A for Buyer A to return the 'refund' or send money to someone else. If the buyer returns the money (real) in any form, that soon becomes a total loss for the buyer, because banking institutions, by Federal law, have to immediately credit the original 'refund' check to the buyer's account, then 14 days later, when the check proves to be a fraud, Buyer A gets a letter from the bank saying the check is no good. Lots of scams involve a fraudulent check along with a request to depost the check, then send a third party a payment for some bogus cause like medical help, payment for a service, or some other excuse to get Buyer A to transfer real money from their account, before the bogus check bounces.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="2Old2Care, post: 2518174, member: 121800"] What often happens is that buyer A gets a 'refund' (fake) check that gets deposited in their account, followed by a request from Seller A for Buyer A to return the 'refund' or send money to someone else. If the buyer returns the money (real) in any form, that soon becomes a total loss for the buyer, because banking institutions, by Federal law, have to immediately credit the original 'refund' check to the buyer's account, then 14 days later, when the check proves to be a fraud, Buyer A gets a letter from the bank saying the check is no good. Lots of scams involve a fraudulent check along with a request to depost the check, then send a third party a payment for some bogus cause like medical help, payment for a service, or some other excuse to get Buyer A to transfer real money from their account, before the bogus check bounces. [/QUOTE]
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