Do you trust everyone on the net?

[Fuggles]

The other one (Hippo) was called George.

[Andy Barnes]

2 Fiat Barchetta's, second hand, paid 13K for the pair, will accept 5K, new baby forces sale.

Listen Guy, if you want to buy Fiats on your cards then thats OK, dont make elaborate excuses, were all friends here,


Ohhhh Jeffery, buh buh buh.

[Fuggles]

Poor Guy,

Somebody told him Fiat was now a major player in the Nissan car company and made him an offer on two of their top cars - for a knock down price.

[Booty-licious]

Like Dirk said Guy...We're all friends here! ...LOL

[Kempy]

I saw Zippy on the tv recently advertising Marmite, he looked good for his age. Bungle obviously lived the rock'n'roll lifestyle to excess

[vennuth]

Dave - what have you done to me!!!!

Bungle bear LOL!!!!!

Rob

[paul palmer]

Wish my wife was like Zippy...At least I could just zip her mouth up!!!!!!!!!!!!.

PaulP.

[davewilkins]

Guy
Credit card fraud is getting out of hand.
Rob
I am still laughing....bungle bear
Tigs, don't pretend you are too young to remember

[Lolly]

WTF are rod jane and freddy? Remember bungle though cos I had a huge teddy just like him

As for the fraud stuff...theres another scam going round that was emailed to me...

Below are details of a scam currently going the rounds. The police have
>requested that as many people are alerted as possible.
>
>Unfortunately it is a genuine scam.
>
>Police Report !
>
>The reason this is working so well is it plays on your good will!
>Picture the scene:-
>
>You are sitting at home and there is a knock at the door. On answering it
>you are confronted by a respectable looking woman in a suit, who is lightly
>distressed. She explains that her car has broken down further down the road
>and she needs to contact her husband to come to her aid. Is it at all
>possible to use your phone to call him?
>You allow her to use the phone, but being the suspicious type you stand
>with her as she makes the call. She dials the number, and asks to be put
>through
>to Mr Smith / Brown / Stevens (Whatever). She holds the line for about
>thirty seconds. She continues, "In that case can you ask him to leave the
>meeting for a minute I need to speak to him quite urgently." She apologies
>again and explains they are getting him out of a meeting.
>
>A couple of minutes goes by and she starts to speak to her husband. She
>explains the situation to him, tells him what has happened to the car, is
>annoyed because she now can't get to her meeting, and asks what she should
>do now. She listens for a few seconds and then says, "Well as soon as the
>meeting finishes can you come to Cardiff Road / Leicester Road / Surrey
>Street (Whatever), where the car has broken down. Another few seconds go
>by, "OK, I'll see you in about twenty minutes then."
>
>She put the phone down, and thanks you ever so much for your kind
>assistance, even offering you a pound for your trouble, but of course you
>decline, it's no trouble.
>
>She leaves and everything is fine.
>
>Or is it? The day or week before knocking on your door she set up her own
>premium rate line with a telephone company at the cost of about £150, and
>she has dictated that calls to that number should be charged at £50 per
>minute. She has dialled that number. The
>conversation she has had with her "husband" is entirely fictitious, there
>is a pre-recorded voice message on the other end to give you the impression
>she is talking to someone. She has been on the phone for about five
>minutes,
>that call just cost you £250, the majority of which goes into her pocket,
>and the first you know about it is when you get your bill a month later.
>
>To rub a bit of salt into the wound,she hasn't even committed a criminal
>offence. You've given her permission to use your phone. 5 occasions in
>Luton where this has been reported in the last couple of weeks .
>
>Would anyone reading this please pass it on to friends and colleagues etc.
>otherwise it could cost someone a lot of money.

[JasonO]

And don't forget the text message with the ' You've won £500 call this number now ' line.

Another premium rate telephone fraud classic.

[Lolly]

We keep getting texts saying we've won a holiday in Ibiza call this number

[vennuth]

Lolly, although its awful that people have been getting scammed, you have to give credit, that is a pretty darn good scam!

Dave - If I bust out laughing when dealing with a customer I will be blaming you Bloody Bungle Bear

Rob

[Booty-licious]

Originally posted by vennuth
Lolly, although its awful that people have been getting scammed, you have to give credit, that is a pretty darn good scam!

Dave - If I bust out laughing when dealing with a customer I will be blaming you Bloody Bungle Bear

Rob

Vennuth,

I think it looks kinda cute


Claire

[Lolly]

The one with the telphone line.....yeah damn good scam, when I read it yesterday I thought why couldnt I have thought of that

Im an honest woman.....honest

[vennuth]

Claire, you think it's cute? Well they modelled it on me you know

Rob