Sure, it's a scam. I've gotten the same type of response on pianos I've tried to sell on craigslist. Oddly, the spelling is always bad on these emails. If it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, well...you know the rest. Tom Sivak Chicago PS BTW, if you can any email from Nigeria, same deal. Quack, quack. --- Euphonious Thumpe <lclgcnp at yahoo.com> wrote: > ( Although I've already told them it's a Steinway, > and sent photos!!!) > ( I'm 99% sure it's scam, but how would this scam > work??? ) > > Hello Euphonious Thumpe , > Thanks for the informations about the kimball piano > and am okay with the said price you want to sell it > for me $2500. > > I want you to understand that my mode of payment is > by cheque.My client in the state will issue out the > bank check of $4,850 to you and after you have > banked the cheque cleared into your account the you > will kindly deduct the cost price for the kimball > piano and send the remaning cash to the shipper who > will come and pick up the kimball piano to my > destination asap.I want you to send me this > requested informations where the cheque will sent to > such as follow: > Your Full name > Full contact address > Your Mobile phone number > > As soon as this details is provided to me you will > surely recieve the payment for the kimball piano > ontime cos i need it very urgent.Do get back to me > asap. > Regards. > Blessing Williams > > > > >
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