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Originally Posted by tng11
The street address is valid, it's a giant office tower in downtown Montreal (which should be the first red flag, as a office tower like that would have a suite/floor number). The postal code doesn't match with the street address, however. The scammer knows in these cases, FedEx will discover the address is invalid and route it for pickup to their depot, which is exactly the scammer's M.O. as it doesn't ship to their real address and you can't trace their actual whereabouts. The name is fake, the package is picked up with a fake ID.
This scam relies on the victim not realizing the watch is fake and gaining confidence of the victim by sending the watch first, and unfortunately, it seems the fake in this situation was good enough.
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thanks the explanation
FYI
Thats the latest style fakes with reverse engineered movement
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