Oggi via mail mi arriva questo annuncio, corredato di bellissime foto.
Il meccanismo è semplice: offerta incredibilmente allettante, versi un anticipo... poi il truffatore si dissolve nel nulla,
> My Name is Stefano Sansone,i am 46 years old.I inherited the
> apartment from my aunt when she passed away.I renovated the place 3
> months ago when the last tenant closed his 6 months contract.The
> place was rented for the last 6 months to a french photographer that
> was very pleased to live in such a nice place. The apartment is very
> clean,with new appliance,fully accessorized,all accessories you need
> to feel like home.You just need to bring your clothes.
> From the site add,you could see,that the apartment located in:Via di
> San Pier Maggiore, 5 50122 FirenzeIt is located on the 2 floor.It
> has 2 bedrooms,1 bathroom,1 kitchen and 1 living room (90 m2).The
> rent is 600,00 EUR/ month.The first payment will be 1800,00
> EUR(2month+600 euro deposit)The rent covers all the expenses
> (heating/light/cable/internet access...) Everything will be done
> according to the Italian Legislation - we will use the tenancy
> contract for dwellings 14 edition 6/08 from the Italian National
> Federation of House Owners. If the terms above are acceptable and
> you are still interested in the place, let me know and I will email
> you the step by step procedure. I will wait for your email.
> With Respect,Stefano SansoneUnited Kingdom
Evidente che puzza di truffa lontano cinquecentomila chilometri. Ma mi sono divertito a verificare. E... che strana coincidenza: le stesse identiche foto allegate da Stefano Sansone al suo annuncio le ho trovate qui.
Lo stesso identico appartamento, affittato però alla ben più comprensibile cifra di 1300 euro al mese.
http://www.immobiliare.it/37276962-Affi ... renze.html