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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Blaubart, post: 1610185, member: 37498&quot;]I won&#039;t accept them because there&#039;s too many bogus money orders out there.</p><p><br /></p><p>Every now and then, when I feel like messing with someone, I respond to a spam email that I know is a scam.&nbsp; Or I respond to a scam email that was sent in reference to a craigslist ad.&nbsp; After baiting them on for a little bit, I&#039;ve received several bogus checks.&nbsp; A couple of them were quite obviously fakes and I doubt any bank teller would accept them, but most of them are very good:&nbsp; Printed on actual check stock with watermarks, microprint, Micr ink, etc.&nbsp; The last one I received had the logo, address and a phone number for the Bank of America.&nbsp; I looked it up online and it actually was a phone number for the Bank of America.&nbsp; I called it and told the person that I had a check written on an account from their bank and that I wanted to verify the funds before depositing the check.&nbsp; She confirmed the account number was valid and the account had sufficient funds.&nbsp; Which means the check likely would have cleared, but eventually the account holder would notice and the funds would be removed from my account.</p><p><br /></p><p>What does all this have to do with FeeBay?&nbsp; Think about it: If your buyer pays with a fraudulent check that is drawn on a valid account that has sufficient funds, it could be weeks or even months before you ultimately lose the money.&nbsp; You might even have the authorities knocking on your door accusing you of fraud.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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