In Need of Serious Advice

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Hello I'm New here! Joined: 20 Apr 2010 Posts: 8

No biggy, it's like that everywhere these days. Sometimes I wonder what happened to the good times when two people could sit down and just.... Talk... These days you sit down and talk to a guy and he's trying to scam you pants off. Sheesh. The world, am I right? lol

Posted: Tue Apr 20, 2010 4:59 pm

You've found the 'good guys' now Wink

As said above, you know you've got a scammer, and you can't unknow that Smile

If there's money in the account, WARN THE BANK - tell them of your concerns and ask to have the account frozen whilst you talk to the police. That way at least if you can't have the money, the scammer can't either. You may find it helpful to take a printout of this thread to the police when you ask them for advice. Be pro-active, as if you sit around and wait for the theft of the money to land on your plate, things will be a whole lot worse than if you try to head it off and try to get the crime blocked now you have the facts Smile

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