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IS THIS A SCAM??? please PLEASE HELP!?

Hello ******, Your mail regarding blue & gold macaw egg and babies is read.I have some two pairs of three months old and two pairs of five months old babies that i want to sell. Then there are some five available fertile and fresh laid eggs for the blue & gold macaws that i want to sell. All the babies are hand reared,very getting tamed and weaning.most of them are unrelated and will come with dna confirmation.each pair/single comes with free cage,toys,health papers,food sample,resource booklets,one year health guarantee and more.I am asking 350$ US for a single and 600$ US for a pair including shipping. Regarding the eggs,the cost per egg is 25$,incubator and shipping is 150$ range depending on where you are located at.all the eggs are fresh laid,perfectly fertile tested with 100% hatching guarantee. i do replace any unhatched egg and the incubator coming with them will be an auto turning incubator for hatching and confirmation. Can i know where you are located at?I can either arrange for the eggs or babies to be delivered to your home location or to your closest airport for pick up.with placing order i will need you to get back to me with your full home address,delivery choice and the order you want.have a nice day while i still look forward to you then. Cheers. P.s and is ***-***-**** your number? can u till me if this is a scam please i really need to know and yes i did block some info i mean tell

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SCAM SCAM
yes scam
looks like it to me.
It has scam written all over it. You send the money and wait for hell to freeze over before you get anything in the mail.
S C A M S C A M S C A M S C A M S C A M
Yes, it's a scam...delete it.
HELL YEA ITS FAKE I GOT SOME CRAP LIKE THAT BEFORE!
scam.
I think it is scam..
oh yea
without a doubt it's scam. don't give out your info.
Looks like a scam.
Did you send a email to this guy askign about this stuff? If not, then it is a scam. If it is, then it might still be a scam but since I don't knwo about the eggs and birds, I cna't tel you if his info seems legit - only you can decide that.
You didn't really need to ask this did you? Oh well an easy two points for the rest fo us so thanks.
Well, if we don't know anything about this, we wouldn't know if it's a scam or not FOR SURE. Any website can make things look real and people fall for it all the time. If you have their number, call them and go to wherever they are, if possible, and see for yourself. You shouldn't really purchase much online if it's from a company you're not really familiar with or trust. But in any case, I really don't know how to help you much on this one. It is probably a scam, though, and if you didn't ask for it in the first place then it DEFINITELY is a scam. Of course, I think you did since it includes your number and (i guess) name also.However, it is a great deal of money involved and you shouldn't make any hasty decisions. If I were you, I'd delete it and forget all about it.
Definitely a SCAM. Dont reply at all. Its sad that these people target people thru emails. But then again, if they asked you in person they know that they would get rejected. Thats why scammers seek their prey thru emails. Type something real quick that looks convincing / true then sends it to over 50 people. Sad, but true. Leave it alone, and Delete it .
Reading the message - there are spelling mistakes and bad grammar all through it. Doesn't sound like a reputable breeder to me. Sounds like a scam.
may be
dont belive it
Definitely. Don't fall for any of the BS.
If it sounds too good to be true - then it probably is!
This came from OUTSIDE The U.S. so yes, it IS a SCAM. You can NOT 'import' either birds or eggs as pets into the U.S. and NO ONE would sell you an 'incubator' and send it with the eggs ... and no one would send the 'fertilized eggs' and 'guarantee' they will hatch, either. DO NOT answer this e-mail, and if you get more from this sender, turn it over to the state for investigation ... your State Attorney will 'direct' it to the right people.
I've never heard of someone selling Macaw eggs ????
Most likely answer: yes. Exotic birds can be very difficult to take care of anyway, and I wouldn't suggest getting a macaw. Try something a bit . . . smaller, and more natural to your climate. Though, if you live in say, the Amazon, a macaw may seem like a very reasonable pet.
Delete the email. Who would want to buy baby macaws anyway...
Bad spelling and poor grammar. That usually tells that the business owner is not too serious about his business. So my guess, is, yes, it's a scam. Even if it's not, I doubt you'd want to deal with such a poor communicator. Take a look at the email address you received that mail from. something@something.com Google for the words "scam" + @something.com For example: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&hs=vzf&q=scam+%40bush.org&btnG=Search If it's a scam business, you'll probably find some pages with people discussing it.. Good luck
It really appears to be a money making scheme. Is it a scam, that's hard to say! Would I do business with them,the answer is no. Whenever you have a doubt(like now),DON'T send any money! Good Luck\
Oh yes, as some have said, that's a scam. I posted an ad selling some kittens once and I got the same thing. Funny thing is, I got another email from a different person that had the exact same writing all down to the bad grammar and spelling! I'm actually pretty sure that what that is, is a money laundering scam.
It's a scam, dear. Report it to your email provider.
Im not the bird type of guy but if you want help, go to http:/hedgehogvalley.com i think they have some information
SCAM; you'll never see those birds, NEVER EVER do business or send money to somoen you haven't met face to face. (Online stores and ebay are exceptions, of course)
if it is a spam email don't ever bother to think whether it is scam or not. if it reaching you unethically then just throw it away. but if this email are a reply you need to contact them by phone.