I got a PM from a user called redbin butt I don't understand his message could you help



Hello I'm Korean. I can not speak good English. I'm sorry. It made use of
a translator. Perhaps a strange language. Please understand ...
I saw pictures on the web you 52telecaster.
And I recently bought on eBay for 52 telecaster. Things have not
received yet. I sent money to the seller (paypal), however, until after
December 11 can not use the funds. (Using PayPal)
But he did not have a real picture. I asked the seller for pictures. And
received
I believed that the seller's guitar.J
And, as if searching for Google's image pictures came out. The guitar is
your guitar? If not, he is a fraud? Please help me.

This is Web addresses.(52 telecaster)

"http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/3496/img0018oo.jpg"

Thank you for reading.

-Hongbin
Could you help me?

Odd that you would get a PM from someone without at least an intro thru this Forum on a thread.

My Take on this is I would not answer back, it just seems off so the internet is a great way to gain info from unsuspecting replies.
You don't know who is on the other end, but more to the point what is their capabilities as far as navigating behind the scenes or as a Hacker.....I'd Beware...

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Thanks I get a lot of random pm's from people who think I know everything
About guitar because of my username.
It's annoying.
Thanks for helping me
Tele

I have received two different PMs from people who were not members of this Forum, but the messages came through this Forum. Both involved pictures that I had attached to my posts.

The PM you got sounds like it's from a guy who bought a guitar on eBay, hasn't got it in what he considers too long a time, so he wandered onto this Forum, saw a pic of your guitar, thought there must be only one guitar in the world like the one he bought, thought it was yours and thus the eBay seller was selling a guitar he didn't own, thus a fraud.

Don't respond. Just let the guy work it out with his seller through eBay. The buyer has all the power on eBay now and multiple ways to get his money back.

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Rockin' since 1963

+1

If it's a troll scamming for info, you'll only "feed" him. And even if legitimate, there's absolutely nothing you can do to help him resolve his Ebay issue.

JMOOC

Arjay

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