"nathan" from the Gold Coast

Discussion in 'Australian Motorcycles' started by captain anchovy, Nov 22, 2011.

  1. anyone being offered any items on EBay or similar by a "nathan" from the
    Gold Coast be advised he's ripped three off us off. not for great
    amounts of $ but he may get ambitous. He asks for EFT transactions
    rather then paypal. was using the name natesplace12 on EBay. Anchovy.
     
    captain anchovy, Nov 22, 2011
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  2. How did his scam work so I can look out for similar?

    Fraser
     
    Fraser Johnston, Nov 22, 2011
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  3. He must have deleted his profile, not there now
     
    George W Frost, Nov 22, 2011
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  4. its simple he's been selling heaps of gear on EBay. the last 3 items
    he requested bank transfer rather than paypal. you t/fer the $ and never
    get the item. police not interested due to low $ value.

    A.
     
    captain anchovy, Nov 23, 2011
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  5. yes, EBay say that due to (his) prviacy laws they cant/wont tell me
    his registered street address.

    A.
     
    captain anchovy, Nov 23, 2011
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  6. Sounds more like an account hijack. Surely you can trace him through
    the banking system?

    Fraser
     
    Fraser Johnston, Nov 23, 2011
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  7. Yes, easy done, give your bank your details and his details and they do the
    rest
     
    George W Frost, Nov 23, 2011
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  8. captain anchovy

    Nev.. Guest

    LOL. If you willingly and intentionally deposit your money into another
    person's bank account and the bank does what you request, good luck
    getting them to help you to get it back. That the recipient of the
    funds has failed to send you anything in return does not constitute any
    fraud or criminal act from the PoV of the bank.

    Nev..
     
    Nev.., Nov 23, 2011
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  9. EBay have given me his name and mobile phone but not
    his street address. so far all calls and txt. msgs. to the mobile have
    been unanswered.
     
    captain anchovy, Nov 24, 2011
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  10. The bank will wake up once there is a police report. Being an accessory
    to fraud is not something the bank is going to want to be involved in.
     
    Fraser Johnston, Nov 24, 2011
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  11. captain anchovy

    Nev.. Guest

    Nonsense. The bank is accessory to nothing. That's like saying the
    petrol station employee is an accessory to an accident you had after you
    fuelled up. If Mr Anchovy knowingly and intentionally deposits his
    money into Mr Nathans bank account, then doesn't get what he bought, and
    hasn't lost too much, he should consider it a cheap lesson in prudent
    online commerce.

    Nev..
     
    Nev.., Nov 24, 2011
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  12. captain anchovy

    Diogenes Guest

    FMD, Nev, that's twice this year I've had to agree woth you...

    I'm off to the shrink now...

    =================

    Onya bike

    Gerry
     
    Diogenes, Nov 24, 2011
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  13. I agree. itz a lesson to use paypal whenever possible.
    the little toe rag has a page on a personal site.
    i've been harrassing him there but itz water off a ducks
    proverbial.
    A.
     
    captain anchovy, Dec 3, 2011
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