Merchant Express- Dr. Brain Dr. James Brain; Wanted to Send Money Order after I sent PSP to his

14th of Dec, 2011 by User274390

Dr. James sent me a text message asking if the item was still for sale and the condition of the final price. I texted him back and said that it was and that the price was final. He said the price was okay and that he "resides" in Utah and needs to purchase it for his son that traveled to West Africa for his internaltion studies. He wants to send it to him as a Xmas gift and would have picked it up, but being in Utah and the distance, it wouldn't be possible. He works as a medical doctor and wants to send it to his son. Asked if I had PayPal. I said no, but I would set one up. He insisted I hurry. He could send a money order quickly. He said, "Okay, make that as soon as you can". Didn't have good English skills, you could tell. So- overall, you could tell that it was a SCAM. I received an email "confirming" my money order. The Money Order name was : Merchant Express Money Order (MEMO) and in the "contact information" it said his name was Dr. Brain. Ha!!! Really? Anyway, I texted him back and tried to call- only to get "a google" member is not available. Bahaha- so Not a real number. Anyway- BEWARE!

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