Post by
BrianAdams03 »
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Fri May 29, 2009 10:40 am
My rule of thumb is, if you don't already have my credit card number, you sure as hell aren't going to get it. In other words, if it's not PayPal, at&t, or my other sites I use my card on to pay bills, I ignore and put in spam folder. IMO PayPal is one of the best things around if you are secure about it. I do ALL my online transactions that aren't with a reputable company through PayPal, and especially all items I get off of eBay.
I've known to many people who have gotten scammed cause they didn't look for the tell tell signs of someone/something trying to screw them over.....crappy spelling, crappy pronunciation, crappy message format(paragraphs and indents), and basically just crappy typing. Out of all the spams I have seen that ask for a credit card for this or that or your ssn....I have seen 3 or 4 that look good enough to be real....and I've seen hundreds of them.
Basically, if someone is trying to conduct business with you then they should type like a business person would and they should type like they talk. And if you really aren't sure about it, post it up like LBC said and I'm sure a number of people on here will be able to let you know if it's legit or not. But you can always ask for a phone number/email address and if it's a personal/home one run....run like hell.
Edit: But then again after I reread your post, you said you put your rims up on a site(craigslist maybe?) and yea, you'll get a bunch of ignorant people on there and like LBC said, if you have a doubt stick it up here.