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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kasia, post: 1279582, member: 31533&quot;]After reading the posts that say this person deliberately orders large amounts coins (counterfeit or not), then receives them and stamps them copies and tosses them away, AND deliberately calls his card provider to cancel the charges (which is usually reserved when you did NOT authorize the purchase) and sometimes sends communications to other people&#039;s parents is guilty of several things: fraud (you are committing fraud on a business), harassment of people, theft (you have effectively stolen the items) and lying to your card company (which is also fraudulently using your card). If what you say is true, you are one of the reasons that people who use cards are being charged more for the services, and that businesses have to eat up 1 or more percent of their legitimate income as losses like this. Not only that, but you are contributing to the proliferation of this business because instead of NOT purchasing you are buying, and giving these people every reason to think there is a larger market. The true way to get this business out of business would be to have the government, eBay, the post office, and other entities actively seeking out to not have these up for sale, not allowing it, and prohibiting (seizing goods as they are in the mail stream) them from getting from their source to the buyer. Also for others to provide a knowledge base to people so they do not want to purchase these. Most people I think purchase them either because they think they are real (greed on their part) or they eventually are thinking they can dupe someone else when prices rise. If there was more education out there that the end result for buyers is that they have simply lost their money, it would probably cut down on this market.</p><p><br /></p><p>But, I do agree...what you are telling us is that you are committing fraud, and are a thief. I hope that I don&#039;t have to deal with you in person with coins, because someone who would do this would also mess over a customer IMO.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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