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Hello eNeigh Customers:
We have been informed that a "John Bell" with an email address of
johnbell001@yahoo.com has been contacting/spamming/scamming our eNeigh
customers saying, without asking any questions about the horse in
question, that he will mail you money and needs your home address and
phone number.
DO NOT GIVE THIS PERSON ANY INFORMATION ABOUT YOURSELF OR YOUR ANIMAL WHATSOEVER. These people have been hitting all kinds of horse websites
recently. They are out of Nigeria, the U.K., Asia and other places.
They will tell you they are sending a money order, cashier's check or
check by overnight mail. When it arrives the check will have misspellings, and other odd things on it, AND, it will be in an amount for MORE than your horse was posted for sale as. Then, they will say that was a mistake
by the bank AND THEY WANT THAT OVERPAYMENT BACK BY OVERNIGHT MAIL BEFORE
THEY PICK UP YOUR HORSE.
Do NOT deal with these people. Turn them in to eNeigh.com immediately at
admin@eNeigh.com and we will turn them in to the FBI White Collar Internet
Crime Division for you. We would also appreciate you reporting them to
NetPosse.com.
Thank You, and as always, be careful with whom you are doing business.
eNeigh.com Administration
Here is a sample of the scam email:
"Am happy the item is still for sale, let me know your fix price.. and about payment i will be posting you a money order which you can cash out of your bank, pick up will be arrange by me which as soon as you have your money cash out of bank my shipping agent will be coming down for home pick up if that is ok by you mail me back you full name also with your full home address so that payment will be mail out fast to you, i will need your cell phone number so we can talk more on phone..."
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