“The cheque of course arrives but is in excess of the rental amount. The supposed applicant then makes contact to make sure his cheque has arrived and of course he is told he has paid too much”.
“The property owner agrees to pay back the difference in value only to find out that the original cheque is bogus”.
It sounds obvious however most people are just not following the simple rules that apply in these situations:
Always be wary of emails that are not in good English and have poor content.
Always wait for the funds to clear before you return any money.
Let the purchaser know that cheque payments must clear before they can rent your property
Be careful to who you give your personal information to including bank account numbers.
For more information on Tuscany Fine Rentals, please visit or call Gary Upton
Telephone: +39 339 5437032
Email: sales@tuscanyfinerentals.com
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