Bill Stewart wrote...
and of course remember that their account doesn't *really* have $18M in it
:-)
No doubt it doesn't have $18M. But in order to get the ACH sent, the
originating bank should (theoretically) have to see some kind of $$$ in
there in order to agree to ACH anything over. If the
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Subject: Re: Swindle these guys?
Bill Stewart wrote...
and of course remember that their account doesn't *really*
have $18M in
it
:-)
No doubt it doesn't have $18M. But in order to get the ACH
sent, the originating bank should
Hey..
Since an important theme in Cypherpunks is anonymous transactions, I'm
wondering if there isn't some way we can't reverse-swindle folks like this,
perhaps by getting them to wire into an egold account or something.
Supposedly, they perform an ACH into an account, get you to withdraw the
On 2004-06-09T12:39:31-0400, Tyler Durden wrote:
Since an important theme in Cypherpunks is anonymous transactions, I'm
wondering if there isn't some way we can't reverse-swindle folks like this,
perhaps by getting them to wire into an egold account or something.
Supposedly, they perform an
Is that what they do? I've been under the impression that they never
transfer you any money, that they just request incidental expenses which
gullible idiots view as an investment against their cut of the X million
promised.
Well, what I think they do is ostensibly ACH some funds over, which
At 09:39 AM 6/9/2004, Tyler Durden wrote:
Hey..
Since an important theme in Cypherpunks is anonymous transactions, I'm
wondering if there isn't some way we can't reverse-swindle folks like
this, perhaps by getting them to wire into an egold account or something.
Supposedly, they perform an ACH
