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Oh and btw, anyone that has supposedly been scammed by him. Can I see the paypal address?
Everyone saying you didnt receieve the cd he was meant to have sent etc??
Wait....wasn't this guy a "mod in training" in the services section, selling seo services?
[quote="$$$im$$$, post: 1851576"][CENTER]alan toaca = g00b3r
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http://www.facebook.com/people/alan-toaca/1269724510
birthday: 10/17/1987
location: Phoenix, az, usa
e-mail: [EMAIL="[email protected]"][email protected][/EMAIL]
phone number: 6025072258
if you have been scammed by this guy its quite easy to find his home address and tell his parents of his scams, it seems that he frequently scams people all over the place and has a serious power trip online.
If you have purchased from him no matter if he has filled it or not issue a refund and complain to paypal.
Good luck and dont let this guy get away with it. Hes quite easy to find and i will have a lawsuit against him
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Actually I did mention that situations like this are when its best if you had funded with a debit card or credit card. Actually though the one time I had to do it the transaction had been funded by a bank transfer, the bank still dealt with it the same way. I usually fund larger transactions by cc though just in case. Like I said it's worth making a call to the bank if paypal doesn't refund the money. The worst the bank can do is say you're out of luck, best case scenario they will be able to help. It's always worth making the call in situations like that.Greywolf it can only be done that way if you used a credit card through your paypal. Alot use instant bank transfer debit like myself as i dont use cc's.
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