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600 Euro Akkerman Gift Voucher


Darcy1978

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Someone on the Dutch Ebay 'Marktplaats' has a 600 euro Akkerman gift voucher for sale - asking price 450 euros. They would like you to call if you're interested:

 

http://www.marktplaats.nl/a/verzamelen/pennenverzamelingen/m831156877-cadeaubon-600euro-voor-450.html?c=8c285449651fa109c354bbabe740c1b&previousPage=lr

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Phone number removed. Available in link.

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My only comment to this is that anyone willing to take that e-bay offer up must be wealthy enough to be happy to loose 100% of their money.

I have seen things like this in the UK where they have been scams. This one may not be, but it is a gamble.

 

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Richard.

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Edited to add:

I have been gently reminded that with Dutch MarktPlaats, it is possible to phone up & meet the vendor, making the risk lower, but there is still some risk.

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