megaroobis
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? PA
I recently listed a ticket for a Rolling Stones Philadelphia concert for sale online. The concert was a few months away -- 10/17/2005 -- but I wanted to get rid of it ASAP as I knew I wouldnt be able to attend. I listed the date & the price and stated I simply wanted to collect what I paid for the ticket, not make any profit.
I received an email from a young woman in July who wished to purchase the ticket for a client. She is apparently from Texas but was in the UK when she emailed me. She said she wanted me to email her my full name & address so she could instruct the client to send me a certified check. The check was going to be for significantly more than my asking price & she requested that I send her a money order for the difference.
I agreed after some diliberation & emailed her my full name and address. I just received the money order for the ticket but the concert has already passed. Also, the check was postmarked from Georgia on 10/21/05. I did not sell the ticket to anyone else under the belief that she was buying it. I know do not know if I am able to legally cash the check to recoup my loss then mail her the difference in a money order. Is there anyway this could become some kind of identity theft?
I appreciate your help.
I recently listed a ticket for a Rolling Stones Philadelphia concert for sale online. The concert was a few months away -- 10/17/2005 -- but I wanted to get rid of it ASAP as I knew I wouldnt be able to attend. I listed the date & the price and stated I simply wanted to collect what I paid for the ticket, not make any profit.
I received an email from a young woman in July who wished to purchase the ticket for a client. She is apparently from Texas but was in the UK when she emailed me. She said she wanted me to email her my full name & address so she could instruct the client to send me a certified check. The check was going to be for significantly more than my asking price & she requested that I send her a money order for the difference.
I agreed after some diliberation & emailed her my full name and address. I just received the money order for the ticket but the concert has already passed. Also, the check was postmarked from Georgia on 10/21/05. I did not sell the ticket to anyone else under the belief that she was buying it. I know do not know if I am able to legally cash the check to recoup my loss then mail her the difference in a money order. Is there anyway this could become some kind of identity theft?
I appreciate your help.