This message is to warn you of a deal gone bad. My experience was with Enrique Flores Freire. In August, I subscribed to his newsletter, Ecuador Filatelico y Numismatico. I paid for the magazine IN FULL. I only asked for the magazine, however, he sent me a set of banknotes for sale. I want everyone to know THAT I NEVER ASKED FOR THESE BANKNOTES IN THE FIRST PLACE. The total cost was about 45$US for the whole collection. The instructions said that I could send the amount in either cash or money order. I sent a postal money order totalling 35$US (international Postal money order). A few weeks later, he sent the check back. He demanded that I send cash; despite the fact that he said that I could send a postal money order. I sent him the cash and now he says taht I never sent him the money in the first place. He cheated me and now is threatening to report me to a black list for bad collectors.
He insists taht I never sent him ANY money despite the fact that i have the receipts prooving that I sent a money order for 35$US and the recepits from the post office saying that I mailed the letter by certified mail. Please DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS PERSON:
See? You are one big cheat too! You sent the dough, then he says no. You say yes, he says no. So he now wants to report you for the blacklist? Told ya!
You for real? Or one big cheaty pie too? Or what?
Keep it real!
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"Zobel" in Madrid?
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February 16 2002, 7:21 PM
The above poster a.k.a. "Zobel" is now in Easy Everything Internet Cafe in Madrid? He just posted from the following IP address:
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