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Couldn't read the whole thread but the dude with a bro for a lawyer found his address and everything. Pretty crazy stuff.
User lists a set of rims for sale. Puchased via Google Checkout.
User again lists the rims for sale. Bought (again) via Google.
Buyers ask what is going on.
Typical asshole scammer BS.
Searching begins. They trace the guys license plate to his home.
Still active.
http://www.mbworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=244457
lol
Couldn't read the whole thread but the dude with a bro for a lawyer found his address and everything. Pretty crazy stuff.
i read that, Im a member of that forum. That's the 2nd guy that did that kind of thing.
Here is the URL to the short and skinny
Given that there are potentially 20 some odd victims where were defrauded of apparently tens of thousands of dollars, this makes it into felony territory.
If the idiot ever used the US post office, wire and mail fraud charges could be in the offing as well.
That is, if vigilante justice doesn't have him swinging by his testicles from a convenient lamppost first.
This kid is f***ed.
Can't say I feel too sorry for him though.
Those photoshop skills are pretty damn scary.
that was possibly the most entertaining 45 minutes of reading in a long time.
Awesome. It's like a reality TV show about crime.
I liked the thread about "claw boy" even more. A guy steals a car under the pretext of going for a test drive, is spotted by a forum member and then all breaks lose (they get him through his myspace page)
http://forums.beyond.ca/st/212943/19...minals-inside/
I read that one, they have video of him getting taken away by the cops, some funny photoshop work they did on him and his hand.I liked the thread about "claw boy" even more. A guy steals a car under the pretext of going for a test drive, is spotted by a forum member and then all breaks lose (they get him through his myspace page
http://forums.beyond.ca/st/212943/19...minals-inside/
I liked the thread about "claw boy" even more. A guy steals a car under the pretext of going for a test drive, is spotted by a forum member and then all breaks lose (they get him through his myspace page
http://forums.beyond.ca/st/212943/19...minals-inside/
Note to self:
1) Do not piss off car enthusiasts on the internet.
Lakers fans, on the other hand...
Check this out, they have car decals that you can buy for your car to commemorate the event.I liked the thread about "claw boy" even more. A guy steals a car under the pretext of going for a test drive, is spotted by a forum member and then all breaks lose (they get him through his myspace page
http://forums.beyond.ca/st/212943/19...minals-inside/
What I want to know from the Spurstalk mods is:
Where are the Spork stickers?
2) If your considering a life of crime - don't start by creating a myspace pageNote to self:
1) Do not piss off car enthusiasts on the internet.
Lakers fans, on the other hand...
did you see that, 125 guests were viewing it at once. Egads.
I almost bought a pair of bixenon headlights from that scammer. He actually has like 20+ usernames under proxy IPs and what he does is he's gonna post an ad on the classifieds section and use his other usernames to inquire publicly to entice other buyers. At first, he was using the handle c230_617 and was just an annoying little brat ala princess pimp that the mods cant seem to ban then he miraculously turned into this super con man swindling members left and right.
I was thinking the same thing.
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