I think someone is taking the pi55 - "Scotsmanash"

[Scottymon]

http://www.192.com/all/search/?sk=607a6e0f-2133-4786-9e48-1bcceb3b2a86&looking_for=A%20Khan&location=Inverness

Unless i am mistaken this was all done via the internet (there starts the problems) and you have never met the person who purports to be Ashley Khan . Until the details of the paypal are known and the bank account linked to that will give you a starter of the true identity , You google ashley khan and you get a female for starters  

If details are easy to find on the internet be assured that is where scammers get their identities from

Very true mate.

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@OP, I'm pretty sure you can at this stage request the details of the seller from Paypal for contact purposes.

Therein lies the next problem , Paypal cannot disclose the identity of their account holders

Really?  I've had sellers details in the past, after disputes, not sure if this was through ebay or paypal, I can't remember.  Perhaps it was ebay...

[MPS]

Not Chaka Khan's brother? Or perhaps a double-barrelled surname Khan-Steele?

[garrardrj]

http://www.192.com/all/search/?sk=607a6e0f-2133-4786-9e48-1bcceb3b2a86&looking_for=A%20Khan&location=Inverness

Unless i am mistaken this was all done via the internet (there starts the problems) and you have never met the person who purports to be Ashley Khan . Until the details of the paypal are known and the bank account linked to that will give you a starter of the true identity , You google ashley khan and you get a female for starters  

If details are easy to find on the internet be assured that is where scammers get their identities from

Very true mate.

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@OP, I'm pretty sure you can at this stage request the details of the seller from Paypal for contact purposes.

Therein lies the next problem , Paypal cannot disclose the identity of their account holders

Really?  I've had sellers details in the past, after disputes, not sure if this was through ebay or paypal, I can't remember.  Perhaps it was ebay...

Both would be a breach of Data Protection Act , suspect it was Ebay

[Greig]

That's a fairly nice area mate..If he genuinely lives there.

Who leaves £800 alloys lying around in their garden anyway

Seen a thread on here aswell about a stolen RS3, Hopefully not linked.

[JamesH]

Well surprise surprise......... Nothing from anyone.

Lets see if he responds to being asked if he lives at the address Rich kindly provided..... ....

[skard]

Hope you get your money back, sickening stuff.

"Sorry I haven't had a chance to email you all day, never guess what happened mate, left the alloys in the garden overnight, some thieving pricks gone and robbed them

LMAO Great story that.

Had a similar thing once, my mate wanted a Discovery bullbar on ebay, he messaged the guy and came to a private price until the seller realised that was too cheap and asked for more than his ebay buy it now price. My mate took a stance and asked me to 'buy it now' on my account which I did. That evening I got a brilliantly elaborate and sincere email explaining of his joy that his item sold, but to then realise that some pikey stole it from his garden, so he had to issue a refund.
Minutes later my mate got an email asking if he still wanted it!

[JamesH]

I think he just upgraded himself to all out thief as he has not responded to an email for 5 days now.

PayPal deadline in two days.

I f*ckin hate being ignored when people should just do the courteous thing and respond. A simple "yes I stole your money and used it to cash flow my next purchase" would suffice.

Just admit it you lying sh*te. Pretty pissed off now.