Facebook scammer "arcade games shop"

[Tailsnic Retroworks]

I have just catch this scammer on facebook, he has just deleted his account.

He uses the mail: arcadegames620@gmail.com

The item "was" in Lithuania.

 

[twistedsymphony]

thanks for the heads up.
@AlxUnderBase is this the same person that tried to sell you a metro board?

 

[AlxUnderBase]

thanks for the heads up.
@AlxUnderBase is this the same person that tried to sell you a metro board?

he learned how to try … he used pictures taken from google or ebay listings , but not totally shure he is . anyway , they act the same . last one tried to scam me last week when i was looking for Seta 1st gen donor

 

[Darksoft]

So this Bronx guy is with them too?

 

[AlxUnderBase]

So this Bronx guy is with them too?

In theory , on these facebook groups , if someone have something to sell , will not show you fake pictures or send you to get in touch/check on others … but seems to be a method to scam some potential collectors/buyers this way

 

[Darksoft]

The scammers in this forum did the same. Someone with a fake account said "My friend John has one for sale. You can reach them here: john_fake_MF@gmail.com, and then they take it from there.

I would advice against going to the friend of a friend, always ask for pictures with the note as @Tailsnic Retroworks did, and search for that picture or part of it in the web, if it's fake, it will show up.

 

[Tailsnic Retroworks]

The scammers in this forum did the same. Someone with a fake account said "My friend John has one for sale. You can reach them here: john_fake_MF@gmail.com, and then they take it from there.

I would advice against going to the friend of a friend, always ask for pictures with the note as @Tailsnic Retroworks did, and search for that picture or part of it in the web, if it's fake, it will show up.

That's the correct way to detect this retarded scammers