a scammer on CITR

[rehevoli]

sparkling car wash on the corner of sevenoaks road and burwood hwy in 3151, i didnt get scammed btw by him but by another person so im just helping

[Symphorced]

Love the detective work going on here haha.

Anyone have personal use of Mirus Online, FCS Online or APNS? If not, I'll give it a shot when I'm at work next.

[PHATJM]

the white DC2 was at modproject for a couple of months waiting for a new engine.
best to call them if need be and determine any further details.

i know the location of the black DC5R during business hours. he parks near my work....

[mwaku]

da cunt wanted to buy a few parts off me at different stages of time.. i was like wtf this cunt always asking me to buy shit on firesport then never gets back to me

[RSKEBBY]

lol this guy is gonna cop it hard.. i would go apeshit.

[sekii]

would the police even do anything?
my house got robbed not too long ago and all they could do for me was ask me to fill out a form and that was it -___-
anyways hope you guys get everyone's money back!

[vippy84]

would the police even do anything?
my house got robbed not too long ago and all they could do for me was ask me to fill out a form and that was it -___-
anyways hope you guys get everyone's money back!

Same thing happened to me few months back. The police tried to investigate the fingerprints etc, but no success. Hence, they just filed a report and use it for future references. Nothing they could do.

This matter is different and these guys have prove of transactions and have details of the scammer. I am sure police would do something. Has anyone report this issue to police yet? or are victims just waiting for someone to do it?

[Norm]

I hope you all understand, that if you all gathered with the appropriate evidence and presented it to police i'm sure they would at least acknowledge this incident. However if all of you sit behind your computers and just only discuss it here, its not going to get you anywhere, and that is probably exactly what this person wants.

Norm

[gunpoons]

i hope the fact the affected partys are a little post shy, means they are taking one of the two possible courses of action,
gone to the cops,
or fcking this shitbag up!!
first time i think i've ever wished i lived in melbourne

[gunpoons]

stuff it, just do both
not sure which order though

[itrboy]

im willing to go to the police, BUT the only things im not sure is, do i log into clubitr at the police station and show him my PMs and this thread? lol and the other thing im worried about is they are going to go through all this paper work and have a file on him, but am i actually going to get my money back or if i do is it going to be like 10 years later?

other things i might need to know is how many people have been scammed by this guy? and if you guys have posted stuff that might be "threatening" it might be a good idea to delete it!

one more thing would it be better if someone in VIC goes to a VIC police station seeming hes in VIC? and if POPO cant sort it out i will myself LOL jokes?

[DC2R]

the point is this person is not a seller, so that solution would not have helped anyone.

however, just by simply clicking on the users "search for previous posts" would have revealed NONE, and a quick glance at the person’s registration date would have also shown a pretty obvious and alarming piece of information...

so - the problem is that over time, people get lazy or complacent and desperate people take advantage of that...

so I hope it is a wake up call to peeps that are lax with security over the internet...

it is actually quite simple to protect yourself online, and it is sad that this matter has affected so many people... (one is too many!)

Anyone that makes a sale or a purchase could be rated like Ebay.

[Norm]

Well an idea would be to print off the relevant evidence or information in regards to this transaction between you and him. Maybe that is a start instead of just being "shy".

Norm

[swooc]

but am i actually going to get my money back or if i do is it going to be like 10 years later?

it's not a matter of whether you will get your money back or not (though i do hope that you will). what's important is that the police are aware of this situation so that they can prevent further scams from this guy.

one of the victims should act as the mediator between the police and the other victims so that information is better organised.

[tamtam]

im willing to go to the police, BUT the only things im not sure is, do i log into clubitr at the police station and show him my PMs and this thread? lol and the other thing im worried about is they are going to go through all this paper work and have a file on him, but am i actually going to get my money back or if i do is it going to be like 10 years later?

other things i might need to know is how many people have been scammed by this guy? and if you guys have posted stuff that might be "threatening" it might be a good idea to delete it!

one more thing would it be better if someone in VIC goes to a VIC police station seeming hes in VIC? and if POPO cant sort it out i will myself LOL jokes?

If you have the receipt of deposit to the bank account and the PM's/SMS that has both his bank details and him trying to sell you the stuff. Thats enough information for the police to crack onto the scammer. The more victims there are with the information etc the easier it is for the police to get started since there are many victims.

You will most likely get your money back after the person has been to court regarding the cases and is proved guilty. (Time can vary)