Update on apartment scam
I am having second thoughts, i am not feeling comfortable to just send you the keys without an ensurance first, sorry, nothing personal.
Because i don't want to stop this since we've been exchanging e-mails for a few days and i really want to rent the apartment i've made out some research and i've found out that TNT www.tnt.com (i am sure you know what TNT is) has a service that could help us do this transaction. So, here is how it works:
A. I will deposit the keys and the necessary documents (a regular contract and proof of ownership) into a box at TNT and have it prepared for shipped onto my apartment's address and under your name (to be able to sign for it and get in posession of the keys).
B. You will receive an e-mail notification from TNT as a confirmation that the keys and the documents are in their custody.
C. Then you have to send the funds to TNT as a guarantee.
D. Then, they will ship the package at the apartment's address under your name and I will schedule the delivery at the exact day and time you tell me you can be there to receive the keys and view the apartment.
E. Delivery time: 1 day. When you get the keys and the documents you have the possibility to open the package in front of the delivery driver and open the door and view the apartment, etc., if you don't like the apartment give the keys back to the delivery driver and within 24 hours they'll refund you entirely, If you decide that you want to keep it tell them that and they'll release the funds to me.
This method is very simple and offers protection to both of us.
Under this circumstances i see no other solution.
I am sure you are thinking why do you have to put funds before seeing the apartment and why can't you pay the delivery driver when he delivers the keys and the documents, but the delivery driver doesn't handle cash or checks, this is for safety reasons and it's easy to understand that.
If you want to continue this please tell me and i will go to TNT and begin the transaction.
Tank you.
Jurich
I responded with this:
Hey there, Mrs. Jurich. I've heard about TNT. Pretty cool service. I totally understand the deal with the drivers not handling cash. Makes perfect sense. It also wouldn't make sense to do a credit card authorization. That would be asinine.
When I first read, "I am having second thoughts," I thought for sure it was about the pet rhino. I'm glad ensurance was the hiccup, and not Ol' Dusty. You won't have to worry about OD. He has a portable habitat, and his diet consists primarily of barley and snakes. He doesn't charge that often. When he does, his horn doesn't really hurt much anyway. He's pretty docile, in fact. I'm sure you've had a pet scorpion at some point in your life. He's a lot like that. I would almost say he has the demeanor of an emu!!! A FUCKING EMU!!!! You can't look at him without wanting to give him a hug. He's also a pretty good dancer.
You didn't respond about there being a 100 ft straight-away in the apartment. Can you please let me know before we go forward with this? I want to make sure my jogging regimen isn't thrown off. It's something I've been doing 8 days a week for the past 12 years. That's like 96 years total.
Tell me a little about yourself. All I know is that you just moved to Athens. Don't tell me you're really Josh Childress. If you're Josh Childress, posing as Mrs. Jurich, you have to tell me why you left the Hawks for Olympiakos?!?! You left the NBA for Greece, dude. That's fucking crazy. I know Greece is beautiful, but you have NBA money. You could go to Greece any time. Speaking of going places, I'm going to be in Wayne, Nebraska in a few weeks. Have you been there? Do you know if there are any badass clubs in town? I'm trying to fuck some bitches.
Keep it greasy.
Ryan

