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Oy - this happened to me in reverse at my last company. We were selling a powerbook we had used for one project, and sold it to someone we thought was local. They paid us, we got the money, gave them the laptop. Turns out they had hacked someone else's account complete with lots of paypal money linked to it - and we lost out on our money and our laptop.

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