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John,
The 6,200. usd deposit will be enough . please use the form below for your credit card payment.
https://secure.nameservers.com/scubalessonsbelize.com/form.html
Thanks again fo the entertainment
Elbert
Elbert,
Yes i know that the total amount for your services is $11,200 but we want to make a part payment to hold the booking.I am at the oil rig right now ..Also i need a confirmation about My language translator who will take care of our fight ticket ,logistic and traveling documents.Confirm to me that you understand what i explained to you on email that once you make the charges from My credit card and the money clears in your account ,Also you will charge the total of $16,200 through My credit card account ,Then deduct $6,200 as your part payment to hold the booking.The send $10,000 to My language translator so that he can commence on those arrange such as our flight ticket ,logistic and traveling documents..We requested your company full name ,Address and Your Cell phone number for My office record and documentation.the balance of $5,000 will be made on arrival or 1 week before arrival.
I am waiting for your Response
John

John,
That wont be a problem.
However we must have a deposit before anything can go on our calender.
Please be reminded no one is on our calender that has not left a
deposit at :
https://secure.nameservers.com/scubalessonsbelize.com/form.html

I just received a letter from the US Department of Justice concerning this 'Black Market Travel'. They have filed charges of 'Computer Crime' against about a dozen people for doing this exact thing and they assure me they are doing everything they can to protect me. I feel so much safer now.

The danger , other than the obvious, is them getting in your email and going through the sent and saved messages that might contain credit card numbers.
I don't store those, clean out my sent box and change my passwords regularly.

Thank you Elbert.

Is it actually better to book over the phone instead of givng those account numbers in emails? Not every business person is as careful as Elbert is.

I won't give my credit card number in an email, or if I must, will break it up over two emails, or at the very least, break it up within the body of the one email. My plan is that way, phishing tools won't recognize it as a credit card number.

Don't know if giving it over the phone is a good plan either, but heck, we have to commit with our credit card, so sometimes, we just have to give it over.

Better to FAX the credit card authorization, no?

When you discover E-fax you'll throw your old fax machine out the window.