Beware of scam!
 

A few days ago received a letter inviting them to consider the purchase of several works of famous Russian artists ... Photos in the appendix. I bring a copy of a fragment of the letter. Maybe someone to have fun, but someone will warn ...

> I am Daniel Tiscione an Italian Critic of art, I turn me to you because I
> Have been submitted me for the sale some Russian paintings of which I attach
> You the photos:
>
> Kontchalovsky P. Vaso di fiori olio su tela 54x65
> Korovine C. natura morta olio su tela 60x50
> Osmerkin Alexander Uomo con capello olio su tela 91x72
> Popova Lioubov tempera su carta 42x31
>
> ...... If you are interested make to know me.
>
> Kindest regards Dott. Daniele Tiscione

OTROK NIKODIM, Dottori gift! (I remember, were "Nigerian" letter of happiness. But when people are specifically!!

He was involved in counterfeiting cases in 2006, according to the Italian Internet - for the police is a very well-known personality

Are you sure this is it? Famous person, in such cases, know English, this complete ignorance .:) "Some people left.

Artem,
In a letter by a slip that he wrote not in English, but translation is made by machine. It's true that looks strange to this kind of character does not speak English. But in our case to explain. The text apparently originally Italian, but the car is mechanically converted it into English.

OTROK NIKODIM, Then why not Russian?

schoolgirl,
----- Original Message -----
From: "daniele" <danieletiscione@alice.it>
To :.........
Date: Tue, 5 Jan 2010 11:45:07 +0100
Subject: I send Russian painted photo

>
> Dear art ...,
>
> I am Daniel Tiscione an Italian Critic of art, I turn me to you because I
> Have been submitted me for the sale some Russian paintings of which I attach
> You the photos:
>
> Kontchalovsky P. Vaso di fiori olio su tela 54x65
> Korovine C. natura morta olio su tela 60x50
> Osmerkin Alexander Uomo con capello olio su tela 91x72
> Popova Lioubov tempera su carta 42x31
>
> ...... If you are interested make to know me.
>
> Kindest regards Dott. Daniele Tiscione
>
>
>
> I don't speak English, this message has been translated with a computer
> Program.

 Honestly, do not even know what to say ...
<danieletiscione@alice.it> - is the address from which the letter came. You can try to grasp the details ...

Mr. OTROK NIKODIM so many Italians do not speak English, and if they say you can not write accurately. It happens even at high levels, so it may be true, as written in the letter.
More domain alice.it is very popular in Italy because it is the largest provider of ancient Italy, (even when there was no gmail and yahoo was not known). Again, like the truth.

The sender address can be spoofed, which can be determined, but we need to know where to look. But even if the letter and came from the original mail address, the person who registered this mail may not be the same one who called .;)

You are on the letter of the text draws attention to a letter about oil not govorite.Veschi you like? "In my view, questionable

Petr,
Subject qualifies scam, that is fraud. Course and the quality of most of imitation is not the best. I think that the public is useful to look at options for art fraud. It organizes. The text can pay attention to the last turn. There is a second letter to the prices (although it is not clear what units these prices are displayed). While all this is funny in a complex ...
I quote the original second letter:
> Dear ......
 
> I concern to the origin of the paintings, the Popova I have bought him to Paris 7 years before.
> The Kontchalovsky, Korovine, end Osmerkin, they are of an old collection in a political man of Milan.
> They are under perfect conditions and viewed by the Italian institute for the Restauration.
>
> My applications are:
>
> Kontchalovsky P. Vaso di fiori olio su tela 54x65 70000?
>>> Korovine C. natura morta olio su tela 60x50 12000?
>>> Osmerkin Alexander Uomo con capello olio su tela 91x72 25000?
>>> Popova Lioubov tempera su carta 42x31 12000?
>
>
> Rest waiting for one answer of yours to I offer you my more kindest regards
>
> Daniel Tiscione

What does this bastard so little appreciated Popov? Konchalovsky - 70000, and Popova - 12000?
Similarly, a swindler!
Submit it to me, I'd rather do it from natura morta :D

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Obviously, she does not respect tempera !:D

LCR,
I really like the question marks at the end of each sum. Sort of an invitation to dialogue ...

can all be more prosaic: it is possible he wrote the euro €, and as you get to Russia's box - the encoding of letters and other icon, the euro was replaced by a question mark. I'm so there.

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can all be more prosaic: it is possible he wrote the euro €, and as you get to Russia's box - the encoding of letters and other icon, the euro was replaced by a question mark. I'm so there.

Of course, so it was.

But the adolescent version I like better, let us not deny life poetry :)

Imagine this dialogue:

Mr. Tishone:
- Well, my dear lad, take Konchalovsky? Total 70000?
Lad Nicodemus:
- No-e-e, so let's forget it, this Konchalovsky! Expensive hurts!
Mr. Tishone:
- Well, maybe Osmyorkin for 25000?
Lad Nicodemus:
Yes, you get away from me, I do not need your Osmerkin!
Mr. Tishone:
- Well. A Popov something will take, for 12000? We can say, pay for nothing - UMA expensive to buy, just because you really like me!

Well, and so on :)