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| Latest rating: | Feb 15, 2016 Add comment |
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Same old story. Scammer sent me a phony check in the mail. Indicating they are from Delaware and have a shipping company to pick up my motorcycle. Indicated they will only send a certified check, would not do a cash deal from his driver, and it actually is just a regular check from Keg International, Ltd. at Los Angeles, CA 90048. When the check came, it was 2,000.00 more than we agreed on which was smelling fishy. Well buddy the joke is on you. I do not play these games.
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