Somebody Wants To Buy My Timeshare...

sandyRoe | 17:11 Fri 19th Jul 2013 | ChatterBank

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I had thought that people couldn't give them away and here's somebody e-mailing me out of the blue offering to buy.
It's a pity I don't have one I could let them have.

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People Of Horwich Or Visiting Horwich

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2sp_

I'm sure you could sell them an imaginary timeshare, as I'm pretty sure they would pay you with imaginary money...

sandyRoe

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I've a feeling if I contacted them about this it would end up costing me money, real money.

2sp_

Do you think many folk fall for this type of thing?

whiskeryron

Tell them you will take the time to share with them if they pay you money first.

WR.

sandyRoe

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Some might. People who have contracts and must pay annual fees but never use their timeshare for some reason would be prime targets for these chancers.

2sp_

How do these conmen sleep at night?

Sipowicz

It takes years of practice!

Alston

It's my guess that the supposed purchaser in this case would want your bank details to transfer payment to you. That could then mean your bank balance going down to zero.

Al.

sandyRoe

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Would they really go to all that trouble for the fifty bob or so thats in it?

Alston

They would get 50p plus an amount of overdraft which you would be left to pay off.

Al.

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