No wor..
But received a Security & Resolution Ce from eBay for the deal.
Anyone familiar with such transactions?
Scared the email is fraud only

dunno leh, if the deal seems to imposibble, it posibly is

anyway gd luck, i only deal with paypal, the rest i dem scare

check with western union wat happends if the seller is a fraud....at least pay pal will investigate and pays u back if the seller is a fraud...

i tot western union is just for transferring money, not as mainly use for bisness transaction?

i think western union is a bank

Careful with Western Union, transacting using escrow service like that are the favourite method used by fraudsters. The general rule is, when you hear Western Union in eBay, dont trust it unless it is from a power seller with good rep and history. I never deal with Western Union, since that service exhibits loppholes and plenty of escape clauses for the other party.

i know post opis ada western union... ya, shud be a bank

Western Union kinda expensive..prefer paypal..

All I can say is be wary of things that are too good to be true. It is like all the cheap handphone deals in garaga sales which turns out to be fraud in the end.

Just take note that Western Union is the transaction tool of choice for scammers of all types. Once the money is collected, there is virtually no way for you to get it back.

If the seller says WU only, then be very very wary. Always choose anything else other than Western Union or Money Order if you can.

WU transaction charges are also very high.



This post has been edited by elhh82: Jan 15 2007, 06:57 PM

Then I better pull out of the deal.
Don't feel very secure even with ebay's security

Thats why it's cheap...seasoned Ebayers do not bid on listing with Western Union as the only method of payment. Unlike paypal, even the buyer will accrued chargers. Western Union are good method for transferring money to someone u trust.

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Note: Since credit card purchases are generally protected by your card company, if problems arise you must go through your card company before applying to the eBay Standard Purchase Protection Program.

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* Sellers must wait for funds to clear.
* Payment is extremely difficult to recover in cases of fraud.

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This post has been edited by Microsuck_360: Jan 16 2007, 09:04 AM

europe also consider PAL rite?
any PAL accesoriestat are cheap?

europe and australia plus new zealand under PAL...

US + Canada = US version
All other "white people" = PAL version
Japan = their own version
Asia regions = another version....

1 question.. are games for PAL-EU and PAL-AU/NZ interchangable like the accessories?