Fraud

I dislike banks with uncompromising managers although many in country Australian now operate without managers. There are cases where foreclosures are unwarranted and they (the bank) take all assets mortgaged. It's very profitable for them. Bastards. Business with banks is always one sided.
Some times I have a win dealing with them. Only a small one but a win never the less. When I want to withdraw a large sum of money (when, in the past I had money that is) they would always want a fee for a bank cheque. So I'd ask for it in cash then they would have to labourisly count it out although today they have machines to do so. They often offered a bank cheque free of charge. Bastards.

I've since joined a staff credit union and they have been trouble free.
 
If these bastards put their obvious abilities to a legitimate use, they would make quite a decent living. I don't get it!
 
Hey Snychro. Your quote on the Fraud thread below.

If these bastards put their obvious abilities to a legitimate use, they would make quite a decent living. I don't get it!
and your signature is, and I quote-
I want more but I don't want to do anything to earn it.
Contradictory?
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woofa.express said:
Hey Snychro. Your quote on the Fraud thread below.

If these bastards put their obvious abilities to a legitimate use, they would make quite a decent living. I don't get it!
and your signature is, and I quote-
I want more but I don't want to do anything to earn it.
Contradictory?
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So I'm a complicated individual!
 
daren007 said:
These are not model A guys. They do not send pictures because they can’t.
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Although I was sent a photo asking if the interior door panel was what I wanted. It was taken on a vehicle. I asked for a photo of both sides, off the car, ready to ship . Silence, no further contact.
 
That guy is a crook. I was attempted ripped off over at the garage journal over the "worldpart44" Email address. I was advertising for a tool wanted. The guy sent a picture, however as I had researched the tool pretty well in beforehand, I immediately recognised the picture as having been downloaded from the internet. The thing to do if there is reason for suspicion is to ask the guy for a new photo from a specific angle, on top of a tape measure or something else that one cannot replicate without having the part in hand. If they answer "I don't have time for that" you know that you should stay away.

In all I suffered 3 similar attempts over a few days on that one ad !! All three were reported to Ryan.

In case any honest people would like to respond here, I annex photos of the vintage Stiles-Herman Fender Rollers that I am looking for.


hazelhoff said:
Beware guys ! I asked for an Owen-DynetoOD-C1B for sale in the Swap Meet.
A relatively new Barn member calling himself “Victory James”, gave me an email address: worldpart44@gmail.com.
I bought a wiper $ 150 shipped. Then - upon sellers request - I transferred another $ 50 to cover shipping internationally. Seller - Dustin Griggs - just keeps asking for more money. He will not even send some pictures to prove existence of the wiper.
I am not used to meeting people like that on The Barn ... and I shouldn’t be afraid of that !

Just beware ! That’s what I’m asking ...

Henk
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From the time man started living in towns, someone has been out to get someone (oh heck more then likely was problem even before that)
 
I like the idea about more pictures and various angles. Also putting g a measuring tape next to it. I will try to remember this when I do my transactions.
 
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