I'm sorry I'm not, or else I could assist you. And just to let you know, those who banked in to chuchow aren't the only ones, he's also buying a XBox 360 at the same time using the same tactics as mentioned in another thread in the dispute corner outside.

Is it possible to ask Pos Malaysia to cancel delivery? Since it's delivered this morning it's quite possible it won't reach him until next week (Saturday, Sunday & Monday are holidays in Sabah).

Not a chance, Cheong Chan Wah is an adult thus conning people's hard earn cash yet this case here involved a kid conning for entertainment needs.

Before everyone condemning that RM290 is another scammed money, please let him prove that he actually did deposit that money into cex's account. If no one claims the money back and he couldn't provide proof cex should be keeping the money first.

After following all the drama since day 1, I think it's best for all party to settle a bit and reflect what should be done to the best interest of all parties. Here's my suggestion:

1. Those who have received money from scammer's victims please verify the amount received.
2. Victims please provide details of deposits to the innocent sellers.
3. Innocent sellers then proceed with refunding only to those who could prove the deposits (out of goodwill).
4. Stop listening to scammer's orders on who and who to refund.

I know some steps have been taken but I'm just hoping for a best possible solutions to everyone involved in this case.