beware of some punk calling himself Jack Lee. He contacted me via e-mail last week wanting to buy my 91 formula. He said he had a shipper in huston, texas and a client as well who would pay $20,000 us, and I am asking $16,000 cdn. He would mail a check for $20,000 and I would mail his shipper the difference. This scam is identical to other's I've read on the board. Just substitute the dumb names they come up with. His e-mail was fastmail.com I think. I gave him my address and that's it. He emailed back saying the check was on its way, so I e-mailed back and changed the asking price on him. I think the best we can do with these punk's is play around with them a bit and make them think that your going to send the money, waste there time, mabe they'll get pissed off and know how it feels.

 

beware of gerald mac, jack lee, and cristian crema. all have internet based address with no way to trace to a real live person. The whole idea is to give you more than your asking price. You deposit the check, your dumb *** bank says it will clear in a few days. You send them the difference, and then up to 30 days later your dumb *** bank comes back and says you owe them all the money you deposited because the check bounced ! But you say wait a minute, you told me that the check would clear in 7 days ! OH NO WE DID NOT ! So you get screwed twice, once from overseas and once in your own backyard ! HA:]