In Poland there are a couple of well known 'Ebay' style websites that exist and last week I had sent money to a seller for an item that had value of around 50euro. My Polish friend had wrote in Polish for me asking if the packet would arrive before the time I would be leaving the country soon and the seller assured us that it would.
It was a CFL grow lamp for plants. I paid as well extra for a fast delivery and was disappointed when on Friday, the post office said that there wasn't anything there to collect. When I told the seller that nothing had arrived and suggested that the parcel will be returned to the sender he said that he wouldn't even be willing to refund the money!
Not being at all funny here, but I really do not have any respect for people who are not fair in life with others - but what happens when you scam someone that likes that 'eye for an eye'?? Your Full Name and Address will get posted on to a blockchain just like this- that's what..
ul.Kłoczowskiego 15/1
82-300 ELBLĄG
Poland
Here I will be showing the screenshots of the exchange.
The first real sniff of something not quite right, was the fact that the item was listed along with 5 other items that the seller had, or didn't have, that were all added on one day to listings. I was assured more though as the account was over 5 years old, but then realized that over 500 people had viewed the same lamp but nobody had brought it in those two weeks which was suspicious.
Here, I say that I would like to buy it and he is quick to respond with the bank details and to give me some grey answer to something I had forgot to ask him about firstly concerning the type of bulb the lamp had..
And this is how the conversation went after that. I had just given him the postal address which is not shown here.
I sent the money, and I felt that he had almost cut communication as his reply's were becoming non existent.
I even opened a ticket on the OXL.pl site to raise a flag about the seller, after sending him the money and then getting no more real communication from him- but still today they never even replied either.
And then this is when he gets the "HA! I am such a great scammer buzz"..
Edit: I just checked his name on Facebook, a tell-tale sign of a conman is when there are so many FB accounts made up in the one name with no profile pics, just like here below..
I am off now! Have a great day, and if anyone is bored and wants to hack a scammer, then I hope his name and that address is useful!
Big Love & Abundance,
@movingman.