Hi Ken, Maybe what you should do is reply to his email. This way you can see if his actual email will work, and this way he will also think that you are going along with his scheme. Then you can alert the proper athorities. I was reading the letter on the Samba website about the situation, I don't remember, but maybe there's a help line or contact that you can use to contact whomever might be in charge of this problem. Theres gotta be someone. Try to get an address out of the guy, this way you can give it to whomever you contact, and maybe it will lead to wherever he is. If you make him think that you are going along with it, then he will leave the contact email or line open, leaving room for whomever can take over and catch him. I dunno if any of this will work, but just a few thoughts.
Good Luck,
Tracy
85' GL "Ripple"
 Kenneth Wilford <kenwilfy@COMCAST.NET> wrote:I thought I would forward this to the list. I just posted a camper I have
for sale on www.thesamba.com website. Within minutes I get the following
email. I believe this is the scammer that has contacted others. What
should I do? Is there a way to trace this guy and catch him from his email?

-----Original Message-----
From: wills oceans [mailto:willsoceans@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2003 12:14 PM
To: kenwilfy@comcast.net
Subject: i want to buy

hi,i am wills oceans and i reside in tennesse i am interested in ur camper
but presently i am in south korea to buy some goods for my company in south
africa and nigeria.i will like to buy the camper.please also reply me back
whether u will accept certified cashier check so that i can tell one of my
customer in the state to send u the check for the transaction we make so
that i will not delay payment and i will come and ship the camper myself.
please let me know the present condition of the camper.hope to hear from u
soon.

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