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Got a bad feeling with a transaction Hi reddit I'm trying to visit an apartment and maybe sign a contract. However, everything puts me a little off about it, and I'd like to hear your opinion. To start, the price is a little lower than what I'd expect, but hey, I might get lucky. The seller's E-mails are a little, well, scammy, but maybe he's just bad at writing clear E-mails. This is kind of hard to describe, but a) the font is nonstandard, b) random caps locking, and c) he insisted repeatedly on important details of the transaction... dunno, just weird. He insisted that I make a Western Union transaction (not to him, but to his financier), have the confirmation slip with the code ready, and send him a picture of it (with the code concealed) so he can be sure I could sign the contract and pay right away, should that become necessary. Weird, but he's (allegedly) travelling here from abroad (from France to Switzerland), so that's fair game if he wants to be sure to have the money the moment I sign. Yesterday, I went to a Western Union agent, performed the transaction, sent him the picture, thought we were fine. But we weren't. Today, I received three identical E-Mails (that came from a different address than the one I was corresponding with) that told me (in all caps in many places) to go to a page of the French Postal Service and enter the details of my WU transaction so I could "confirm" that the money had been paid. **Huuuuuge red flags go off.** I thought the WU slip was enough of a confirmation and that it's impossible to even get one without paying money. **Can anyone confirm that?** Secondly, the fact that it's a site of the French Postal Service is a little weird also, since I did not make the transaction with them. The site is at http://serveurdeposte.t15.org/laposte/ and it's fishy as fuck. Dead links, the ad on the front page is not clickable, the URL looks fishy, you go to the "WU confirmation" section and my browser says it's not encrypted (you know

Got a bad feeling with a transaction Hi reddit I'm trying to visit an apartment and maybe sign a contract. However, everything puts me a little off about it, and I'd like to hear your opinion. To start, the price is a little lower than what I'd expect, but hey, I might get lucky. The seller's E-mails are a little, well, scammy, but maybe he's just bad at writing clear E-mails. This is kind of hard to describe, but a) the font is nonstandard, b) random caps locking, and c) he insisted repeatedly on important details of the transaction... dunno, just weird. He insisted that I make a Western Union transaction (not to him, but to his financier), have the confirmation slip with the code ready, and send him a picture of it (with the code concealed) so he can be sure I could sign the contract and pay right away, should that become necessary. Weird, but he's (allegedly) travelling here from abroad (from France to Switzerland), so that's fair game if he wants to be sure to have the money the moment I sign. Yesterday, I went to a Western Union agent, performed the transaction, sent him the picture, thought we were fine. But we weren't. Today, I received three identical E-Mails (that came from a different address than the one I was corresponding with) that told me (in all caps in many places) to go to a page of the French Postal Service and enter the details of my WU transaction so I could "confirm" that the money had been paid. **Huuuuuge red flags go off.** I thought the WU slip was enough of a confirmation and that it's impossible to even get one without paying money. **Can anyone confirm that?** Secondly, the fact that it's a site of the French Postal Service is a little weird also, since I did not make the transaction with them. The site is at http://serveurdeposte.t15.org/laposte/ and it's fishy as fuck. Dead links, the ad on the front page is not clickable, the URL looks fishy, you go to the "WU confirmation" section and my browser says it's not encrypted (you know

Got a bad feeling with a transaction Hi reddit I'm trying to visit an apartment and maybe sign a contract. However, everything puts me a little off about it, and I'd like to hear your opinion. To start, the price is a little lower than what I'd expect, but hey, I might get lucky. The seller's E-mails are a little, well, scammy, but maybe he's just bad at writing clear E-mails. This is kind of hard to describe, but a) the font is nonstandard, b) random caps locking, and c) he insisted repeatedly on important details of the transaction... dunno, just weird. He insisted that I make a Western Union transaction (not to him, but to his financier), have the confirmation slip with the code ready, and send him a picture of it (with the code concealed) so he can be sure I could sign the contract and pay right away, should that become necessary. Weird, but he's (allegedly) travelling here from abroad (from France to Switzerland), so that's fair game if he wants to be sure to have the money the moment I sign. Yesterday, I went to a Western Union agent, performed the transaction, sent him the picture, thought we were fine. But we weren't. Today, I received three identical E-Mails (that came from a different address than the one I was corresponding with) that told me (in all caps in many places) to go to a page of the French Postal Service and enter the details of my WU transaction so I could "confirm" that the money had been paid. **Huuuuuge red flags go off.** I thought the WU slip was enough of a confirmation and that it's impossible to even get one without paying money. **Can anyone confirm that?** Secondly, the fact that it's a site of the French Postal Service is a little weird also, since I did not make the transaction with them. The site is at http://serveurdeposte.t15.org/laposte/ and it's fishy as fuck. Dead links, the ad on the front page is not clickable, the URL looks fishy, you go to the "WU confirmation" section and my browser says it's not encrypted (you know

Got a bad feeling with a transaction Hi reddit I'm trying to visit an apartment and maybe sign a contract. However, everything puts me a little off about it, and I'd like to hear your opinion. To start, the price is a little lower than what I'd expect, but hey, I might get lucky. The seller's E-mails are a little, well, scammy, but maybe he's just bad at writing clear E-mails. This is kind of hard to describe, but a) the font is nonstandard, b) random caps locking, and c) he insisted repeatedly on important details of the transaction... dunno, just weird. He insisted that I make a Western Union transaction (not to him, but to his financier), have the confirmation slip with the code ready, and send him a picture of it (with the code concealed) so he can be sure I could sign the contract and pay right away, should that become necessary. Weird, but he's (allegedly) travelling here from abroad (from France to Switzerland), so that's fair game if he wants to be sure to have the money the moment I sign. Yesterday, I went to a Western Union agent, performed the transaction, sent him the picture, thought we were fine. But we weren't. Today, I received three identical E-Mails (that came from a different address than the one I was corresponding with) that told me (in all caps in many places) to go to a page of the French Postal Service and enter the details of my WU transaction so I could "confirm" that the money had been paid. **Huuuuuge red flags go off.** I thought the WU slip was enough of a confirmation and that it's impossible to even get one without paying money. **Can anyone confirm that?** Secondly, the fact that it's a site of the French Postal Service is a little weird also, since I did not make the transaction with them. The site is at http://serveurdeposte.t15.org/laposte/ and it's fishy as fuck. Dead links, the ad on the front page is not clickable, the URL looks fishy, you go to the "WU confirmation" section and my browser says it's not encrypted (you know

Got a bad feeling with a transaction Hi reddit I'm trying to visit an apartment and maybe sign a contract. However, everything puts me a little off about it, and I'd like to hear your opinion. To start, the price is a little lower than what I'd expect, but hey, I might get lucky. The seller's E-mails are a little, well, scammy, but maybe he's just bad at writing clear E-mails. This is kind of hard to describe, but a) the font is nonstandard, b) random caps locking, and c) he insisted repeatedly on important details of the transaction... dunno, just weird. He insisted that I make a Western Union transaction (not to him, but to his financier), have the confirmation slip with the code ready, and send him a picture of it (with the code concealed) so he can be sure I could sign the contract and pay right away, should that become necessary. Weird, but he's (allegedly) travelling here from abroad (from France to Switzerland), so that's fair game if he wants to be sure to have the money the moment I sign. Yesterday, I went to a Western Union agent, performed the transaction, sent him the picture, thought we were fine. But we weren't. Today, I received three identical E-Mails (that came from a different address than the one I was corresponding with) that told me (in all caps in many places) to go to a page of the French Postal Service and enter the details of my WU transaction so I could "confirm" that the money had been paid. **Huuuuuge red flags go off.** I thought the WU slip was enough of a confirmation and that it's impossible to even get one without paying money. **Can anyone confirm that?** Secondly, the fact that it's a site of the French Postal Service is a little weird also, since I did not make the transaction with them. The site is at http://serveurdeposte.t15.org/laposte/ and it's fishy as fuck. Dead links, the ad on the front page is not clickable, the URL looks fishy, you go to the "WU confirmation" section and my browser says it's not encrypted (you know

Got a bad feeling with a transaction Hi reddit I'm trying to visit an apartment and maybe sign a contract. However, everything puts me a little off about it, and I'd like to hear your opinion. To start, the price is a little lower than what I'd expect, but hey, I might get lucky. The seller's E-mails are a little, well, scammy, but maybe he's just bad at writing clear E-mails. This is kind of hard to describe, but a) the font is nonstandard, b) random caps locking, and c) he insisted repeatedly on important details of the transaction... dunno, just weird. He insisted that I make a Western Union transaction (not to him, but to his financier), have the confirmation slip with the code ready, and send him a picture of it (with the code concealed) so he can be sure I could sign the contract and pay right away, should that become necessary. Weird, but he's (allegedly) travelling here from abroad (from France to Switzerland), so that's fair game if he wants to be sure to have the money the moment I sign. Yesterday, I went to a Western Union agent, performed the transaction, sent him the picture, thought we were fine. But we weren't. Today, I received three identical E-Mails (that came from a different address than the one I was corresponding with) that told me (in all caps in many places) to go to a page of the French Postal Service and enter the details of my WU transaction so I could "confirm" that the money had been paid. **Huuuuuge red flags go off.** I thought the WU slip was enough of a confirmation and that it's impossible to even get one without paying money. **Can anyone confirm that?** Secondly, the fact that it's a site of the French Postal Service is a little weird also, since I did not make the transaction with them. The site is at http://serveurdeposte.t15.org/laposte/ and it's fishy as fuck. Dead links, the ad on the front page is not clickable, the URL looks fishy, you go to the "WU confirmation" section and my browser says it's not encrypted (you know

Got a bad feeling with a transaction Hi reddit I'm trying to visit an apartment and maybe sign a contract. However, everything puts me a little off about it, and I'd like to hear your opinion. To start, the price is a little lower than what I'd expect, but hey, I might get lucky. The seller's E-mails are a little, well, scammy, but maybe he's just bad at writing clear E-mails. This is kind of hard to describe, but a) the font is nonstandard, b) random caps locking, and c) he insisted repeatedly on important details of the transaction... dunno, just weird. He insisted that I make a Western Union transaction (not to him, but to his financier), have the confirmation slip with the code ready, and send him a picture of it (with the code concealed) so he can be sure I could sign the contract and pay right away, should that become necessary. Weird, but he's (allegedly) travelling here from abroad (from France to Switzerland), so that's fair game if he wants to be sure to have the money the moment I sign. Yesterday, I went to a Western Union agent, performed the transaction, sent him the picture, thought we were fine. But we weren't. Today, I received three identical E-Mails (that came from a different address than the one I was corresponding with) that told me (in all caps in many places) to go to a page of the French Postal Service and enter the details of my WU transaction so I could "confirm" that the money had been paid. **Huuuuuge red flags go off.** I thought the WU slip was enough of a confirmation and that it's impossible to even get one without paying money. **Can anyone confirm that?** Secondly, the fact that it's a site of the French Postal Service is a little weird also, since I did not make the transaction with them. The site is at http://serveurdeposte.t15.org/laposte/ and it's fishy as fuck. Dead links, the ad on the front page is not clickable, the URL looks fishy, you go to the "WU confirmation" section and my browser says it's not encrypted (you know

Got a bad feeling with a transaction Hi reddit I'm trying to visit an apartment and maybe sign a contract. However, everything puts me a little off about it, and I'd like to hear your opinion. To start, the price is a little lower than what I'd expect, but hey, I might get lucky. The seller's E-mails are a little, well, scammy, but maybe he's just bad at writing clear E-mails. This is kind of hard to describe, but a) the font is nonstandard, b) random caps locking, and c) he insisted repeatedly on important details of the transaction... dunno, just weird. He insisted that I make a Western Union transaction (not to him, but to his financier), have the confirmation slip with the code ready, and send him a picture of it (with the code concealed) so he can be sure I could sign the contract and pay right away, should that become necessary. Weird, but he's (allegedly) travelling here from abroad (from France to Switzerland), so that's fair game if he wants to be sure to have the money the moment I sign. Yesterday, I went to a Western Union agent, performed the transaction, sent him the picture, thought we were fine. But we weren't. Today, I received three identical E-Mails (that came from a different address than the one I was corresponding with) that told me (in all caps in many places) to go to a page of the French Postal Service and enter the details of my WU transaction so I could "confirm" that the money had been paid. **Huuuuuge red flags go off.** I thought the WU slip was enough of a confirmation and that it's impossible to even get one without paying money. **Can anyone confirm that?** Secondly, the fact that it's a site of the French Postal Service is a little weird also, since I did not make the transaction with them. The site is at http://serveurdeposte.t15.org/laposte/ and it's fishy as fuck. Dead links, the ad on the front page is not clickable, the URL looks fishy, you go to the "WU confirmation" section and my browser says it's not encrypted (you know

Got a bad feeling with a transaction Hi reddit I'm trying to visit an apartment and maybe sign a contract. However, everything puts me a little off about it, and I'd like to hear your opinion. To start, the price is a little lower than what I'd expect, but hey, I might get lucky. The seller's E-mails are a little, well, scammy, but maybe he's just bad at writing clear E-mails. This is kind of hard to describe, but a) the font is nonstandard, b) random caps locking, and c) he insisted repeatedly on important details of the transaction... dunno, just weird. He insisted that I make a Western Union transaction (not to him, but to his financier), have the confirmation slip with the code ready, and send him a picture of it (with the code concealed) so he can be sure I could sign the contract and pay right away, should that become necessary. Weird, but he's (allegedly) travelling here from abroad (from France to Switzerland), so that's fair game if he wants to be sure to have the money the moment I sign. Yesterday, I went to a Western Union agent, performed the transaction, sent him the picture, thought we were fine. But we weren't. Today, I received three identical E-Mails (that came from a different address than the one I was corresponding with) that told me (in all caps in many places) to go to a page of the French Postal Service and enter the details of my WU transaction so I could "confirm" that the money had been paid. **Huuuuuge red flags go off.** I thought the WU slip was enough of a confirmation and that it's impossible to even get one without paying money. **Can anyone confirm that?** Secondly, the fact that it's a site of the French Postal Service is a little weird also, since I did not make the transaction with them. The site is at http://serveurdeposte.t15.org/laposte/ and it's fishy as fuck. Dead links, the ad on the front page is not clickable, the URL looks fishy, you go to the "WU confirmation" section and my browser says it's not encrypted (you know

Got a bad feeling with a transaction Hi reddit I'm trying to visit an apartment and maybe sign a contract. However, everything puts me a little off about it, and I'd like to hear your opinion. To start, the price is a little lower than what I'd expect, but hey, I might get lucky. The seller's E-mails are a little, well, scammy, but maybe he's just bad at writing clear E-mails. This is kind of hard to describe, but a) the font is nonstandard, b) random caps locking, and c) he insisted repeatedly on important details of the transaction... dunno, just weird. He insisted that I make a Western Union transaction (not to him, but to his financier), have the confirmation slip with the code ready, and send him a picture of it (with the code concealed) so he can be sure I could sign the contract and pay right away, should that become necessary. Weird, but he's (allegedly) travelling here from abroad (from France to Switzerland), so that's fair game if he wants to be sure to have the money the moment I sign. Yesterday, I went to a Western Union agent, performed the transaction, sent him the picture, thought we were fine. But we weren't. Today, I received three identical E-Mails (that came from a different address than the one I was corresponding with) that told me (in all caps in many places) to go to a page of the French Postal Service and enter the details of my WU transaction so I could "confirm" that the money had been paid. **Huuuuuge red flags go off.** I thought the WU slip was enough of a confirmation and that it's impossible to even get one without paying money. **Can anyone confirm that?** Secondly, the fact that it's a site of the French Postal Service is a little weird also, since I did not make the transaction with them. The site is at http://serveurdeposte.t15.org/laposte/ and it's fishy as fuck. Dead links, the ad on the front page is not clickable, the URL looks fishy, you go to the "WU confirmation" section and my browser says it's not encrypted (you know