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Old Jan 14, 2009 | 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by OWTKAST cpt
He was a nice kid when i dealt with him... I got my product and everyhting.. .the mistake he made in our transaction could have been an honest mistake. And with all this happening it is probably why he hasnt gotten back to me about refunding some of the money.

Im not saying he is innocent by anymeans but its an interesting story..
I wonder if the computer he's talking about that he sold to "some guy" is actually you...

Because after a couple of posts he retracted his statement and said it was his "cousin"

Originally Posted by TheBlackPearlZ
not gonna get into details just yet til i MYSELF figure out what the **** is going on. but i sold a computer to some guy and i erased it and had it reset back to factory standings and he still was able to pull up a document on it that had all my passwords.

and now this is happeneing. its not just this forum either. feel free to PM me in the next 30 mins or so...ill be on here. then ill be off.
Originally Posted by TheBlackPearlZ
no the computer was sold to a cousin who also attended bsu and needed a computer. he quit after last semester and he hasnt been seen since.

its a family delinquency and fraud. and the cops are already saying im ****ed for getting my money back.


i wish i had the answers for you guys. but i honestly dont.



I really don't want to jump to things but it almost seemed like he was about to put the blame on you... if that's the same comp..

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Old Jan 14, 2009 | 12:26 PM
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Waaaaaayyyy to many inconsistencies IMO... The guy wants everyone to love him, so he just keeps spending, spending, spending... Until of course, we ALL end up paying for it (Higher Interest Rates, Scams, General Erosion of Trust...) D-Bag to the Highest degree!
Old Jan 14, 2009 | 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by jubes
I wonder if the computer he's talking about that he sold to "some guy" is actually you...

Because after a couple of posts he retracted his statement and said it was his "cousin"

I really don't want to jump to things but it almost seemed like he was about to put the blame on you... if that's the same comp..
Hell, It seems like a new victim appears every 12 Hours... I wonder how many people are on the phone with UPS right now, hoping they didn't get taken for 2-3k? Perhaps Blackpearlz is going over the list with his alter-ego right now to figure out how much money HE has made?
Old Jan 14, 2009 | 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by davidmcc
I'm sure he was a great customer of Forged because he was apparently running himself deeper into debt even then . I think it's admirable that you want to give him the benefit of the doubt but at this point the evidence against him is pretty compelling. He may have seemed like a stand up guy through your limited interactions but how well do you really know him?

Having someone steal your identity to establish lines of credit and purchase items without your knowledge is very different than selling a bunch of fake items, having the money sent to your paypal, your bank account, and doing this using your cell phone.
^ +1

What constitutes being a stand up guy? Paying for items from your store? IMO that makes you a customer. I mean I order Papa John's all the time. Doesn't make me a stand up guy, only makes me a fat a$$. Maybe I am missing something there.

I do agree with Nerd that it will take a while to notice someone applying to for loans and credit cards in your name unless you check your credit report monthly or have a credit protection service. Having said that, her circumstances and this situation are not apples and apples.
Old Jan 14, 2009 | 12:31 PM
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Hey I'm having deal with the member name "kasimmmmm"
Anybody knows anything about this guy?

I don't wanna get in to second scam.
Old Jan 14, 2009 | 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by davidmcc
I'm sure he was a great customer of Forged because he was apparently running himself deeper into debt even then . I think it's admirable that you want to give him the benefit of the doubt but at this point the evidence against him is pretty compelling. He may have seemed like a stand up guy through your limited interactions but how well do you really know him?

Having someone steal your identity to establish lines of credit and purchase items without your knowledge is very different than selling a bunch of fake items, having the money sent to your paypal, your bank account, and doing this using your cell phone.


Very true..
Old Jan 14, 2009 | 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by jekl1000
^ +1

What constitutes being a stand up guy? Paying for items from your store? IMO that makes you a customer. I mean I order Papa John's all the time. Doesn't make me a stand up guy, only makes me a fat a$$. Maybe I am missing something there.

I do agree with Nerd that it will take a while to notice someone applying to for loans and credit cards in your name unless you check your credit report monthly or have a credit protection service. Having said that, her circumstances and this situation are not apples and apples.
Old Jan 14, 2009 | 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by GooDy151
Hey I'm having deal with the member name "kasimmmmm"
Anybody knows anything about this guy?

I don't wanna get in to second scam.
Seriously... Maybe u should hold off?

Wait, just looked at the thread you were in... You just got taken for $2500 and now you are trying to close a sale with a guy that has made one post on the forums? I think I may just be inevitable that you continue to get robbed... Happy Shopping!

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Old Jan 14, 2009 | 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by GooDy151
Hey I'm having deal with the member name "kasimmmmm"
Anybody knows anything about this guy?

I don't wanna get in to second scam.
He's a canadian fellow... I would contact someone from the Canada forum.. I think there's one.
Old Jan 14, 2009 | 12:35 PM
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His real name and address had already been posted here (blackpearlz), so the authorites should be able to
intervene.

OP, whats the latest on the police investigation?
Old Jan 14, 2009 | 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by GooDy151
Hey I'm having deal with the member name "kasimmmmm"
Anybody knows anything about this guy?

I don't wanna get in to second scam.
I bought a set of new Nismo headers from Kasimmmmm. I was stressed for a little while because he kept promising a tracking number and I never got one but the headers did arrive.
Old Jan 14, 2009 | 12:41 PM
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Beautiful nerd, I like a few others admire your loyalty, but if you would do this for someone who is at best your acquaintance, I bet if your friends were accused of anything, you would show up with no less than a tank and a small army .

Judging by want I have read, blackpearlz is merely a few days away from a long vacation in a very small room
Old Jan 14, 2009 | 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted by beautiful nerd
He has made multiple smooth transactions via the forums, and was a VERY good customer of Forged. When I was at Forged, I dealt with him all the time. Very stand up guy, contrary to popular belief.
It easy to be a great buyer. All it takes is a credit card.

Being a seller is another story, obviously

Edit: I see many of the last posts made are in agreement with this statement, haha

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Old Jan 14, 2009 | 12:58 PM
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Originally Posted by 07rdsterGT
It easy to be a great buyer. All it takes is a credit card.

Being a seller is another story, obviously

Edit: I see many of the last posts made are in agreement with this statement, haha
Yup! He's great at buying. Bad at selling!
Old Jan 14, 2009 | 01:02 PM
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Seriously there is not thing to do more than pay when you are buyer.
There is no great buyer. You bought you great!
Old Jan 14, 2009 | 01:19 PM
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UPDATE

All the buyers who was victimized should send a report to the email i provided asap. ----> thinds@bsu.edu <---

If you have any questions regarding what should be involved, i can send you a copy of mine.

Please report it asap, do not let this fraud guy get away because of time passing by.
Old Jan 14, 2009 | 01:19 PM
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Yah im definitely NOT his cousin.. and definitely DO NOT have his passwords...

after he said that crap.. i hope he goes up in flames
Old Jan 14, 2009 | 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Stogge
Seriously... Maybe u should hold off?

Wait, just looked at the thread you were in... You just got taken for $2500 and now you are trying to close a sale with a guy that has made one post on the forums? I think I may just be inevitable that you continue to get robbed... Happy Shopping!
A sucker born every minute and two to take him - PT Barnum (I think) There are so many of these threads that we should all be rethinking doing a deal with
someone unless there are other members who know them personally, up to and including their current location. iTrader means absolutely nothing, and yes, a good guy can turn bad so in this case it might not have helped, although I would not do a deal like this unless someone could vouch that he actaully ahd the parts he was selling. Way too many people going in eyes wide shut IMHO.
Old Jan 14, 2009 | 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted by beautiful nerd
Not true. Similar stuff happened to me, RIGHT UNDER MY NOSE, and I didn't see it. A girl I worked with stole my identity, and started purchasing things and applying for loans and auto financing in my name. It was happening for almost 2 months before I even got word of it. I ran out of money in my bank account (never checked to see that it was slowly dwindling away) and started getting letters from banks and car dealerships, about loans and such that I never applied for, and cars I never even looked at.
The differences with your situation and the OP and others who have been scammed is it was just you in your situation versus several others from the forum being scammed at once. At least you had the capability of seeing who it was who deceived you, the OP and others only see a screen name at most. They don't get the priviledge of confronting and dealing with this situation personally and I bet they would pretty much want that opportunity, but all they can do is sit and wait for an answer.

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