beware of "shpid" !!

[trixstar]

He just joined RFD the other day and wanted to purchase my norton software. I agreed to let him purchase it and he wanted to finish the deal using his paypal account. I quickly tell him no and that I only accept EMT. So last night, he sent me an EMT transfer without letting me know the password in order to deposit it. His first question was "what is your nick" and his second question was "who's a good boy".. his original intention was for me to send him the software once I received the EMT, but I was smart to try to deposit it before I sent out the software.

His e-mail usually ends in @copper.net

*copper.net is a Dial-up company.. If he is on dialup.. why would he purchase my software? it requires downloading hundreds of megabytes.. I'm lucky i didn't make the jump and decided to deposit the EMT before proceeding.

[MyGear]

I dont see how this makes him a scammer. You deposited the money right? And you sent the item out?

He was being forceful by sending a payment even though you said no. You accepted it anyways?

So, hes on dial up? dosn't mean he lives where he surfs