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paulc
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by paulc » Wed Mar 16, 2022 4:16 pm
This made me laugh. I've been baiting a Ukrainian charity scammer and wanted to send him a shipment of laptops.
Obviously there is only one courier company I would trust to deliver to a warzone, but received this .......
I'm sorry, I can not accept a delivery from Plog Logistics, because my friend was once waiting to receive a parcel in the US from them, only to be told that the delivery has been diverted to Benin Republic. I'm sorry, I don't want to deal with them!
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paulc
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by paulc » Wed Mar 16, 2022 8:26 pm
Just received this from him. I've already got a couple of bank accounts out of him. The £9,000 he refers to is from the church's fundraising, so along with the laptops its a nice package to lose. As Plog is definitely out, any thoughts on how I can prolong his agony?
I'm sorry, I can NOT accept a delivery from Plog Logistics! I have experienced a bad time through their poor service to my friend and I would not let that same time to happen to me!
I must commend you for your efforts in trying to help the poor with such amount of money, I'm thankful for that. But, it's better you look for another person who will accept to deal with Plog Logistics.
If it can't be DHL, UPS or FedEx, I'm sorry I can't work with you. If you can't go to them because of a high price, take the charge out of the £9,000+ and send the rest with the laptops.
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Avalar
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by Avalar » Thu Mar 17, 2022 3:33 pm
paulc wrote: ↑Wed Mar 16, 2022 10:38 pm
He said it was early 2021.
Well, let's not forget that lads lie...
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Avalar
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by Avalar » Fri Mar 18, 2022 10:23 am
I understand what you mean and I'll just consider accepting Plog Logistics on the conditions:
I can not take any responsibility if anything happens to the shipment.
If they fails to deliver to the given address.
If this could require any biometric screening methods without having to meet the person in person.
I'll have to give you an address in the US where you'll deliver it to, and if there will be problem with that, let me know on time so I'll know what to do.
Most importantly, if there's any fee required in any way to get this done, I'm not going to pay that.
Hmm....this lad sure does seem to have solid understanding of Plog operational procedures... perhaps a returning customer?
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HarryMudd
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by HarryMudd » Sat Mar 19, 2022 4:32 pm
This shipping company seems to be developing a reputation.
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