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Has anyone on here had dealings with a guy called dominic

Any more details?

Did he contact you?

Have you got an email address or number?

Bought a sunroof spoiler from him paid him via bank transfer which went out of my account instantly which my bank verified he said that he would post the item the next day by recorded delivery and still nothing that was over a week ago.i do have a contact number yes but thats it.i think i trust people too much
I do appreciate that people have other things to do but cmon how hard is it to wrap and send an item on time

I'm sometimes too busy as well and sometimes it may take me two weeks before I get the chance to make a trip to the post office during their opening hours, but replying to email or text to inform people shouldn't be a problem. Is this userid dominic? He hasn't logged on here since Dec 17.

Hmmm, i dunno. I think i would be more annoyed if it was over 2 weeks but a week isnt so bad really. I have been promising to send Cobbler some exhausts but i havent taken any money from him and will only take the money once i have packaged up ready for collection. I also sated in my advery that postage will take longer.
I have been waiting for some parts for nearly 1 year now, thats what you call patience.

Been posts about a scammer on a few forums recently, spotted it on the welding forum I frequent. Money via bank transfer, parts due to be posted but never seen. Stick his phone number into google and see if it's him.

Appears to be sorted he has sent proof of posting via a picture but i shall have to wait and see if the goods turn up

There's a guy called Paul Woodward in the North, who's scammed £££££ by joining pretty much every car forum you can think of.

http://retrorides.proboards.com/index.c ... 170&page=1

Finally got remanded and off to his local prison.

I've been guilty a couple of times of not sending out parcels for a week or two due to work commitments - but I'll always keep in touch to let someone know this is the case. Some of us have heavy workloads, families etc. and only sell on spare parts as an enthusiast helping another enthusiast. I think if you've ever got any doubt about buying from someone, then you should make sure the transaction takes place on ebay - at least then you are protected if things go pear shaped.

e21-Mark wrote:There's a guy called Paul Woodward in the North, who's scammed £££££ by joining pretty much every car forum you can think of.

Finally got remanded and off to his local prison.

Lets hope someone gives him a big end for free.