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There is another Tommy Green in our midst. he goes by, LASERK - or 500 - or AP_laser_AP.

He offered to sell his under spec DL-125 for $300.00 - accused ME of being a scammer, and name shifts everywhere - no telling how many alias's he has. I am locking this right after posting, make sure you pay attention to it, and do not buy a USED DL-125 from any clown in Hawaii. c0ld - I am leaving it up to you - but this jerk, and ALL his differnet names should be banned immediately, if not sooner. I do not like the fact that he has tried to scam people - I could care less if he calls ME names - I am a big boy, I can handle it.

He says LOTS of stuff - let everyone else judge him - I could care less - my work here is done with this moron.
 





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As long as we're warning people about scammers:

BEWARE OF FAKE US POSTAL MONEY ORDERS
I just received a very real looking US postal money order, which turned out to be a very good FAKE money order. It looked quite convincing, and if I didn't handle these things all the time I may not have noticed the difference. Things to watch for:

- The paper is not real bond paper, it feels like printer paper.
- The printing on a real money order is flawless, like money. This was slightly blurred and showed ink running and smudging in places. This was very subtle.
- There should be a watermark of Ben Franklin in the white oval to the left side of the MO. Instead there is a watermark of a "joker", like from a deck of cards. This is easy to miss if you don't look closely.

I was almost fooled by this fake MO, but instead I noticed the inconsistencies and the clown responsible is now in jail. BE WARY of online transactions involving money orders, postal, western union or otherwise. There are great fakes out there, so don't send out any merchandise until the payment clears the bank.
 
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Justin said:
I was almost fooled by this fake MO, but instead I noticed the inconsistencies and the clown responsible is now in jail. BE WARY of online transactions involving money orders, postal, western union or otherwise. There are great fakes out there, so don't send out any merchandise until the payment clears the bank.

I would add that you should either take it to the bank manager personally, or wait 14 days after your deposit. I say this because I've seen one that fooled the bank for several days!
There's not much I hate more than a thief! :mad: If we chopped off more thumbs we wouldn't have as many thieves. :)
 

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This guy was dumb enough to give us his real delivery address, too. I just called the local police and told them where to pick him up! Haha, spotting the fake MO was tough, but getting this guy arrested was super easy. What a noob.
 
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Justin said:
This guy was dumb enough to give us his real delivery address, too. I just called the local police and told them where to pick him up! Haha, spotting the fake MO was tough, but getting this guy arrested was super easy. What a noob.
Hi Jason,
Good catch.
Talk about desperate, faking a US postal money order is a federal offense, much worse than a faked cashiers check or other money order.

Take care Jason and Merry Christmas to you and your family.

Jack
 




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