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Originally Posted by lionel89:

Are people contacting you about items you are looking for also?  I got two emails yesterday about items I posted in the "wanted" forum.  They sound legit, but their email address is associated with some Russian guy on Facebook.  Also, their address does not match their name. 

Sounds like a scam to me.

Originally Posted by Larry Mullen:
Yes, I was contacted and the pics were there of the engine in a separate email.  Maybe I'm paranoid, but something doesn't feel right about it.

You must have put your eMail address in your ad, and that is how the scammers work. If your eMail address is NOT stated in your ad, then the scammers MUST join the OGR Forum, in oder to obtain your eMail address out of your "profile". The scammers will NOT want to join OGR, because that leaves a trail of their location, etc..




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You must have put your eMail address in your ad, and that is how the scammers work. If your eMail address is NOT stated in your ad, then the scammers MUST join the OGR Forum, in oder to obtain your eMail address out of your "profile". The scammers will NOT want to join OGR, because that leaves a trail of their location, etc..




 

I suggest checking the other parties profile on the OGR forum. Have they been a member for a while? Look at some of their posts. Are they active members who know something about model railroading?

No offense meant to newer members, but if the answer to either of these questions are no, I'd pass on the deal.

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