strange email from so called JC member..

[bandit10]

I just got this strange email from a so called JC member.. anyone have an idea what its about or do we have scammers trying to get on here...??
I searched the user name "winnersales" but came up with nothing??

From: admin@justcommodores.com.au on behalf of WINNERSALES @ Just Commodores (winnersales2@gmail.com)
Sent: 04 June 2010 10:38:55

This is a message from WINNERSALES at Just Commodores ( http://forums.justcommodores.com.au/forum.php ). The Just Commodores owners cannot accept any responsibility for the contents of the email.

To email WINNERSALES, you can use this online form:
http://forums.justcommodores.com.au/...member&u=72164

OR, by email:
mailto:winnersales2@gmail.com

This is the message:

Hello SIR/MADAM

i saw your classified ads on the internet i have the items you so
requested for sale.Are you still very INTERESTED in the need to
purchase ?contact me SO WE CAN DO BUSINESS

RAY MORGAN
winnersales2@gmail.com
Manchester UK
+447024020824

[hakhawk]

someone linked me to that user before, but had no reason to ban them. this is reason enough.

[H1GHROLLR]

i got it too

[bandit10]

ok so it is a scammer..?? i searched the user name but couldnt find them??

[hakhawk]

thats because theyre new. members dont show up on the list until they reach 10 or so posts

[bandit10]

arr righto that would explain that then.

I didnt reply to them, as i had no idea what they were on about. Seemed very strange

[immortality]

there is only 1 reasonable cause of action by all JC members, spam email in return

[bandit10]

there is only 1 reasonable cause of action by all JC members, spam email in return

i like your style..

[danja]

Almost certainly a scam -

Seller Scam:
The usual seller scam involves the car, parts or other items being offered for sale at a very low price. The seller will say that the item is located overseas, or in a location that makes it difficult to inspect (if in Australia). The seller will then ask you to send them a deposit, or pay for the item in full, prior to any potential inspection or delivery. If you get an offer like this, we strongly recommend you take all appropriate steps to ensure the seller is bona-fide, and be wary of the likelihood that this is a scam.

Buyer Scam:
Always be cautious when selling your car to an overseas buyer. One scam involves a potential overseas purchaser sending you a cheque for an amount in excess of the purchase price of your car. They will then ask you to send the change back to them, or to pay the change to a local shipping agent. There are several variations on the theme. If you get an offer like this from overseas, we recommend that you cease negotiations and do not submit the cheque to your bank (as bank charges for the processing will likely occur).

Genuine sellers tend not to do business in this way.

[Jesterarts]

Damn scammers n spammers...

[VKCOMMO]

I got the PM from them saying that as well... Forwarded it to admin and a few mods.

there is only 1 reasonable cause of action by all JC members, spam email in return

Now your talking.. Lets do it. In 3... 2... 1... GO!!!!!!!!!

[Verynice]

email bombing time lol