Don't be fooled by the couple selling their gold jewelry to buy food for their kids. The Mercedes rings are marked 18 K but it turned my finger green in less then one day. They said they did not have ID to pawn it themselves and needed money now. They have sold several pieces of fake jewelry in the Hybla Valley area this week. If you see them take a picture of them and their tag/car. I want My money back.

How could you fall for their scam? They sound like Gypsies.

Why would anyone buy anything sold from the back of a car? On Route 1...by foreigners, no less!

I know it was a gamble that it could be fake, but for pennies on the dollar it was worth the gamble. They said they needed the money for food for the kids they had in the car with them. I guess the kids are gypsies in training.

Huh??? Wrote:
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> Why would anyone buy anything sold from the back
> of a car? On Route 1...by foreigners, no less!

14k & 18k Wrote:
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> I know it was a gamble that it could be fake, but
> for pennies on the dollar it was worth the gamble.
> They said they needed the money for food for the
> kids they had in the car with them.

So you didn't want to offer them what you (thought you) knew to be
the ring's true value, but to take advantage of them in their desperation.

This is why con games work: GREED.

OP, sorry to hear those dirty grifters scammed you. Since you sound like a good guy, I'll let you in on a secret deal. There are these Italian guys selling great leather jackets for below cost. They also have stereo speakers if you are interested.

14k & 18k Wrote:
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> Don't be fooled by the couple selling their gold
> jewelry to buy food for their kids. The Mercedes
> rings are marked 18 K but it turned my finger
> green in less then one day. They said they did not
> have ID to pawn it themselves and needed money
> now. They have sold several pieces of fake jewelry
> in the Hybla Valley area this week. If you see
> them take a picture of them and their tag/car. I
> want My money back.

Its true.....sucker born every minute.

I applaud you for having the guts to admit to being a nitwit.

The only reason these people keep up their act is because they know that the bottom half of the bell curve, at least intelligence wise, is out there walking around ready and willing to be scammed. It must be tough to be stupid. However, the upside is, as they say, if you give a man twenty dollars and you never see him again, it was probably money well spent.

Gypsies, tramps and thieves....

I was duped by a couple claiming the same thing they sold me an 18k signet ring and a rolex for $400.00 I should have known better the wife and kid sat in the back seat claimed to be a man named Ali Ahmed his number is 864 735 4861 claims he imports and exports cars from Dubai says he wants the jewelry back when he returns to Tennessee next week

14k & 18k Wrote:
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> I know it was a gamble that it could be fake, but
> for pennies on the dollar it was worth the gamble.
> They said they needed the money for food for the
> kids they had in the car with them. I guess the
> kids are gypsies in training.


Do you need your driveway sealed?

It is very sad to hear that there are people who are willing to scam to make money. I hope that these Fake Dubai Gold sellers will get what they deserve. I understand that you were scammed under the pretext that they have problems with ID and that they need money now, but there are many scammers and you should always be on the lookout so that there are no such deceptions. In my opinion, it is worth buying and selling jewelry only through reliable sources so that prices are accurate and fair and that precious metals and precious stones are real. For example the gold dealer in Fremont which can be found at https://www.pacificpreciousmetals.com/ provides a very safe and pleasant place to sell or buy jewelry. They do their job professionally and well. It is not scary to buy jewelry through such services, and only such services should be trusted.

Why, oh, why would anyone give money to these dune coons? You deserve to get ripped off...

Actual Idiot Wrote:
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> 14k & 18k Wrote:
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> -----
> > I know it was a gamble that it could be fake,
> but
> > for pennies on the dollar it was worth the
> gamble.
> > They said they needed the money for food for
> the
> > kids they had in the car with them. I guess the
> > kids are gypsies in training.
>
>
> Do you need your driveway sealed?

+1

you knows that's a "community necessity" and that fx co supervisors and friends are sharing "the pig" - the get it free - you pay

caritu Wrote:
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> It is very sad to hear that there are people who
> are willing to scam to make money. I hope that
> these Fake Dubai Gold sellers will get what they
> deserve. I understand that you were scammed under
> the pretext that they have problems with ID and
> that they need money now, but there are many
> scammers and you should always be on the lookout
> so that there are no such deceptions. In my
> opinion, it is worth buying and selling jewelry
> only through reliable sources so that prices are
> accurate and fair and that precious metals and
> precious stones are real. For example the gold
> dealer in Fremont which can be found at https://www.pacificpreciousmetals.com/ provides a
> very safe and pleasant place to sell or buy
> jewelry. They do their job professionally and
> well. It is not scary to buy jewelry through such
> services, and only such services should be
> trusted.

I also think that buying precious products is better through a reliable source. Thanks for providing such a source, I think many will find it useful.