It’s a fraud. Be carefully on MSN.

Yesterday one of my friends asked me to buy a MyCard (a game card) via MSN.
However, I saw this friend in the on SKYPE so I double checked with him at the same time via SKYPE.
He said he didn’t do this. Then, I showed him all the conversation record on the MSN and called urged him to change his MSN code.

The guy who stole my friend’s MSN account said he can’t couldn’t buy now a MyCard at that time (which costs about NT$ 6,000) and it’s was very urgent. He knew my friend is was in Austrian now at that time, and he asked him to help buy the game cards too. I replied asked if I could I do it 2 hours later (I had known knew this is was a con trick) He agreed to that and said he will would wait for me.

As you know, finally my friend changed his MSN code and made a clarification “it’s a fraud, I didn’t asking anyone to buy a MyCard”, because this bad guy found many people from MSN list of my friend.

Wow! How terrible it is. Be carefully, my friends!

Hi Joyce, that is a very interesting and worrying story. It is also has some very difficult grammar because of the complicated tenses and reported speech. I think these are the things to focus on if you want to practice, e.g. He knew my friend was in Austria at that time and He said he would wait for me.