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kennySRi

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Registered: 12th Nov 10
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14th Nov 11 at 13:08

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On another forum a guy from Hungary is wanting a certain car part. I've told him that i have this part and willing to sell them if he sorts out the postage himself. He has been emailing me and all sounds good but was wondering if this could backfire? He would be paying me through paypal, could he get the money back off me when he recieves it?

I'd usually ignore dealing out of the country but im needing some money asap

Dan

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14th Nov 11 at 14:46

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Bank transfer is safest way. Paypal is hassle, and he can get it back if he disputes etc.

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Brett

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14th Nov 11 at 15:02

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Otherwise get the money sent as a gift if he trusts you.

kennySRi

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14th Nov 11 at 16:01

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I may ask for a transfer then, il see what he says tomorrow when i next talk to him. Thanks guys

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