Mr. Pinball's Blacklist--Index of Scammers--Individual Email for Scammer--edward oliver <oliverautospares@gmail.com>

Scammer email posted Sun Jan 22 17:27:14 2012

Subject: Re: parts
Date: Sunday 22 January 2012
From: edward oliver 

Hello
thanks for your mail,yes no one does have it,but i have the steel clip
that goes under the rear skirt,though not too perfect condition,i will
have show a picture of it but my server has been faulting for a week
now and has not enable me in sending pictures,and you know this part
is kind of rare,but i assure you when you get it you will like it,so i
will collecting $200 and will receive payment via western union or
money gram as my Paypal is currently dormant and will be shipping via
UPS in a 3-4 working days delivery.what is your complete shipping
address?

Many thanks and regards,
peace unto you

Edward

-- 
The Advert you posted specifies that you needed some parts. I have a lots
of spare parts in stock that I want to sell at a very affordable and
negotiable price. They are so many that i cant even list out so You
can get back to me with a list of other parts you'll need.

Kind Regards,

Edward Oliver
address - Flat 17, 125C, Clapton Common, London, E5 9AB UK.
 E-mail - oliverautospares@gmail.com

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