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'I lost £1000 coin in eBay scam'
Telegraph.co.uk Shortly after that I received a message from the buyer's official eBay account saying they had changed their address and could I send the coin to the new one in Hackney, London, instead of the original address in Nottingham. I sent the recorded … |
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