Dodgy number. Claims to be James from AIPT regarding fitness course - presumably an expensive one.

Got this message from this mobile

Thanks for the swift response and do as well advise on the least amount you will like to give it away as i am buying this for son and due to the nature of my job and location...i will not be able to come for inspection,am a very busy type as i work long hours everyday,i have gone through your advertisement and i am satisfied with it.

As for the payment..i can only pay via the fastest and secure way to pay online(PayPal) here.

I have a private courier agent that will come for the pick up after the payment have been made...

You can now send me your PayPal email so i can pay in right away and also include your address in your reply.If you don't have a paypal account, you can easily set up one...log on to www.paypal.com.au and sign up its very easy... i would have loved to talk to you on phone but i work mainly offshore, our phone is down on the rig right now due to bad weather, that was why i sent you a text, i even wonder how my message deliver to your phone but for now we can only communicate through the same mailing channel.await your reply asap.

Thanks

Mary

same msg as tim but email to allanmurray012 @ gmail.com

text received "is your bike still for sale? pls get back to me with the price and condition at my email (melissacarly2000(@)hotmail.com)email only pls

I just got the same message: "Is your vehicle still for sale?what is the lowest price and condition of it,get back to me through my email address (brucesec278 @ live.com)"

They sent me this message:
"Is your vehicle still for sale?what is the lowest price and condition of it,get back to me through my email address (seangalbraithaus @ gmail.com)"

I replied with the condition of me car and the price and I got a reply saying:

"Thanks for getting back,i'm cool with the price likewise the condition as described on the advert,i work with New Zealand Oil and Gas (NZOG) and we are presently offshore in New Zealand Taranaki Basin on kupe project.We do not have access to phone at the moment and that's why I contacted you with internet messaging facility.Regarding the payment,i will be paying you through PayPal linked up with my westpac bank account,please get back to me with your paypal details so i can process the payment,you can alternatively send your bsb acct name and number if you have no PayPal acct.I have also contacted my courier who will come for pick up and deliver it to my place in Darwin after the whole fund has been cleared into your account.

Await your reply"

Chris harborne texted me to buy a Jetski from 0477 751 386. Called and got voice mail "best way to contact me is via hotmail c.harborne @ hotmail.com" SCAM!

Reort away, they have nothing better to do than run after you, you f*ck twat.

it is fake, they try and trick you into sending them money via PayPal or Western Union

If you get any sms from 0477 751 358, 0477 751 493 or 0477 751 492 or anyone else that can't speak to you with an Australian cell number, just delete it straight away or hang up. They will usually say that they are off shore on an oil rig and can't get to a phone. Make sure you always talk to someone when buying or selling goods online. Get their full details including address and contact numbers, make sure you can call them directly. Meet them in a public place or at there work/home. Don't get tricked into sending money or goods without meeting them in person and checking ID. Do not accept emailed ID as they can fake that also. I got an email with a fake NSW license which I took straight to the cops and reported them.

it is fake, they try and trick you into sending them money via PayPal or Western Union
If you get any sms from 0477 751 358, 0477 751 493 or 0477 751 492 just delete it straight away. They will usually say that they are off shore on an oil rig and can't get to a phone. Make sure you always talk to someone when buying or selling goods online. Get their full details including address and contact numbers, make sure you can call them directly. Meet them in a public place or at there work/home. Don't get tricked into sending money or goods without meeting them in person and checking ID. Do not accept emailed ID as they can fake that also. I got an email with a fake NSW license which I took straight to the cops and reported them.

Pure dumb arse, claiming to help people get a job, but it's a fraud.

He tried to buy my car off me for a really cheap price and was rude when I said no and told him to leave me alone. I am reporting to the police

He try to sell me a car... Too cheap. He said that he works for the Australian Defense and send me his "work ID"

This mobile phone number was used to make a fraudulent transaction. The owner of the number was sent a secret number via SMS to confirm an order, which they must type in online to be able to complete the order. The person then sent the funds from a hack bank account.