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I'm selling a phone on eBay which I listed yesterday and I got this email:
"Q: Dear valued seller,this is Hill Electronics Uk Ltd.We were so amazed when we saw your nicely displayed items,so we decided to purchase one of this as a sample to our client.We am willing to offer £150 and our method of payment is by money order via Western Union as the cash safely gets to you as home delivery in about 5days time.We will like to ship to our client as soon as you get an email confirmation that the payment is approved by Western Union(using my fedEx courier service Account).Kindly send your contact information for immediate payment.Thanks for your understanding. "
Now £150 for the phone is a lot more than I was expecting, however the downside is the person offering to pay me has zero feedback.
I've never used Western Union money transfer before, but it seems legit, however I don't want to have to give some random person my bank details, if that is what is required.
Some help, please?
"Q: Dear valued seller,this is Hill Electronics Uk Ltd.We were so amazed when we saw your nicely displayed items,so we decided to purchase one of this as a sample to our client.We am willing to offer £150 and our method of payment is by money order via Western Union as the cash safely gets to you as home delivery in about 5days time.We will like to ship to our client as soon as you get an email confirmation that the payment is approved by Western Union(using my fedEx courier service Account).Kindly send your contact information for immediate payment.Thanks for your understanding. "
Now £150 for the phone is a lot more than I was expecting, however the downside is the person offering to pay me has zero feedback.
I've never used Western Union money transfer before, but it seems legit, however I don't want to have to give some random person my bank details, if that is what is required.
Some help, please?
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Seems a bit of a con to me, i have used Ebay alot and have never seen anything like this, i'd steer clear, it could be a scam.
I'm selling a phone on eBay which I listed yesterday and I got this email:
"Q: Dear valued seller,this is Hill Electronics Uk Ltd.We were so amazed when we saw your nicely displayed items,so we decided to purchase one of this as a sample to our client.We am willing to offer £150 and our method of payment is by money order via Western Union as the cash safely gets to you as home delivery in about 5days time.We will like to ship to our client as soon as you get an email confirmation that the payment is approved by Western Union(using my fedEx courier service Account).Kindly send your contact information for immediate payment.Thanks for your understanding. "
Now £150 for the phone is a lot more than I was expecting, however the downside is the person offering to pay me has zero feedback.
I've never used Western Union money transfer before, but it seems legit, however I don't want to have to give some random person my bank details, if that is what is required.
Some help, please?
"Q: Dear valued seller,this is Hill Electronics Uk Ltd.We were so amazed when we saw your nicely displayed items,so we decided to purchase one of this as a sample to our client.We am willing to offer £150 and our method of payment is by money order via Western Union as the cash safely gets to you as home delivery in about 5days time.We will like to ship to our client as soon as you get an email confirmation that the payment is approved by Western Union(using my fedEx courier service Account).Kindly send your contact information for immediate payment.Thanks for your understanding. "
Now £150 for the phone is a lot more than I was expecting, however the downside is the person offering to pay me has zero feedback.
I've never used Western Union money transfer before, but it seems legit, however I don't want to have to give some random person my bank details, if that is what is required.
Some help, please?
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