Ofc.Phan
formerly retro23phan
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sorry man $200 for concords on craiglist. you must have been desperate.
hopefully you get the money back
hopefully you get the money back
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U COMPLETELY deserve to get ripped off. Trying to buy concords for retail+tax??? instead of adding 150 to that 200 and securing a pair.. Now ur at -200U just bought that dude his pair. Lol. Like the other guy said 1+1=2 EVERYTIME
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Wrong. Op will get his money back with ease through his cc company now lock this trash up
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Nah nah nah
scratch all that bs
get the goons and roll up to his house
scratch all that bs
get the goons and roll up to his house
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welp....makes sense...you do drive a cobalt after all.
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dope thanks. shipped it with sig confirmation to confirmed address so should be good.
ps. why would u send as gift? i noticed couple days ago, even gift option charges that pp fee. why risk, without saving anyone anything?
ps. why would u send as gift? i noticed couple days ago, even gift option charges that pp fee. why risk, without saving anyone anything?
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Why did you send the payment as gift?
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Gottem
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damn
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Haven't used PayPal/eBay in years but keep seeing these "gift" payments on NT. how are you suppose to send it just curious cause NT keeps getting scammed. And OP I got a iPhone 4S for $75 NIB, wassup bro.
KMante
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Sorry man.
Why do people pay as a gift?
You send a gift for your momma.
Why do people pay as a gift?
You send a gift for your momma.
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you lost. come on dude.
you should know better man
you should know better man
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because they are stupid and people used to do it this way to avoid the 4% fee and were too cheap to add it onto the payment but PayPal now takes the fees out for gift payments anyway; OP needs to pay more attention in those ITT Tech business classes.
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http://www.eastbay.com/product/mode...cm=GLOBAL SEARCH: KEYWORD SEARCH#sku=78037107
o.p., here's a pair of concords restocked on eastbay
get them before they sell out
o.p., here's a pair of concords restocked on eastbay
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What's your email address? I'll send you the gift payment ASAP.
rex ryan
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lmao at dude thinkin he could get concords off craigslist for $200
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the price should of at least got you thinking
dmoney82
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Originally Posted by CobaltSS
I made the stupid decision to purchase a pair of Concords for $200 on Craigslist. Buyer seemed legit, sent me pictures, agreed to take back the shoes in case I was not satisfied. On my wrongdoing, I sent him the payment as a gift through PayPal. He said he would ship them out Tuesday morning. On Monday, I emailed him about the tracking number, arrival date, etc. He has failed to respond. PayPal was able to contact him, and he says he hasn't shipped them out yet and he is continuing to not respond to me. In other words, I feel that I am getting scammed. As a result, PayPal is currently monitoring his account. However, I have heard that PayPal is really of no help in this situation. I have kept every single email that he has sent since that email address is linked to his PayPal account. I have already filed a dispute with my credit card company. Any other advice is greatly appreciated.
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How people still fall for this is beyone me. Especially when it's getting concords for about $10 over retail.
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typical scam is typical
