paypal-offers.com.au/shopoverseas/
Mod edit: read thread, link possibly suspect
valid for wiggle and chainreactioncycles. can be used for up to five transactions (until nov 3rd). even cheaper gatorskins anyone?
wish i knew about this yesterday when i put through my wiggle order
+1
awesome. time to dust off the credit card
Awesome mate, thanks for sharing this!
FFFARRK, I just put an order through wiggle and chain reaction yesterday. MOTHERFUGGER
Thanks heaps for the heads up icecream!
yeah awesome. thanks man! 
Now see, you should get an automatic 25 post bonus for posting stuff like this. 
this looks like one of those russian credit card money laundering things?
i’m probably too suspicious though.
fuggin mint, ordering now! nice find my friend!
sweet, now i can get those duranos.
nice, i’m gunno do a wiggle order
If you’re going to buy the Durano Plus tyres, just be aware the ‘plus’ part describes a thick piece of plastic insert they use inside the tyre for puncture protection.
I bought these tyres on the recommendation of heatseeker and so far they are great in terms of puncture protection.
One negative however is that the plastic insert tends to make the ride quality quite lifeless. But I suppose this is a small price to pay.
I think next time I’d buy the regular Durano rather than the ‘Plus’.
Deal Extreme are there too - they have all those knog rip offs.
Uh oh.
I threw the link up on another forum I am on and this guy e-mailed pay pal. He got this back saying it was a scam.
I emailed PayPal and got the following response about this site. Unless anyone can confirm it’s legitimacy it is not a paypal promotion. Whilst they refer to email (I didn’t mention email) that’s obviously a form letter.
> Dear Aaron Wray,
>
> Thank you for contacting PayPal, my name is John Kenneth and I am happy
> to assist you today.
>
> I understand that you receive a s’happy chappy’ email.
>
> We appreciate you bringing this suspicious email to our attention.
>
> Commonly referred to as ‘phishing’, these emails are sent by fraudsters
> in an attempt to collect sensitive personal or financial information
> from the recipients. PayPal takes phishing threats seriously - our fraud
> prevention specialists are working around the clock to help protect you
> and enable the community to stay safe.
>
> We reviewed the email and we can confirm that the email you received was
> not sent by PayPal. Any website which may be linked to this email is not
> authorised or used by PayPal.
>
> Our fraud prevention team is working to disable any website linked to
> this email. In the meantime, please do not enter any information into
> this website. If you have already done so, you should immediately log
> into your PayPal account and change your password, as well as your
> security questions and answers. We also recommend that you contact your
> bank and Credit Card Company immediately.
>
> If you notice any unauthorised activity on your PayPal account, please
> report it to us by following the instructions below:
>
> 1. Go to the PayPal website and log in to your account.
> 2. Click “Resolution Center” at the top of the page.
> 3. You will have the option of:
> o Clicking the ‘Dispute a Transaction’ button, or
> o Clicking the ‘Report a Problem’ tab and then clicking the
> ‘Report a Problem’ button.
> 4. Select ‘Unauthorised transaction’ and click ‘Continue’.
> 5. Click the ‘Get PayPal Transaction ID’ button to display your
> history.
> o Change the dates in the drop-down to find the transaction
> and click ‘Search’.
> o Click the unauthorised transaction ID.
> 6. Click ‘Continue’.
> 7. Complete the form and click ‘Continue’.
> o If no unauthorised changes have been made to your account,
> select ‘Other’ and type ‘No Changes’.
> 8. Check the box to accept the claim is accurate and click ‘Submit’.
>
> If you have any doubt whether an email is really from PayPal, forward
> the message to s’happy chappy’@paypal.com
>
> PayPal offers extensive protection against unauthorised payments sent
> from your account.
>
> Lastly, we recommend taking a few steps to protect yourself from
> identity theft:
>
thanks for that. just in the nick o time.
Damn. Thanks for the follow up. If anyone has bought anything, please take phone your bank now and inform them.
Mods - the link from the opening post should be removed.
haha so Liam was right!
The thing is though- how is this a ‘phishing’ scam? All the site seems to do is link to legitimate online stores with the promise that Paypal will reimburse you for $20.00. I can’t see how any personal details would be lost? At worst you don’t get your $20.00 back… or am I missing something?
i don’t think its a scam.
not sure how it would be. you pay via paypal as per normal… so go to wiggle, then choose paypal. paypal will then send you cash back in a month or something. the worst that can happen is that you don’t get the cash back, but it seems very legit to me.
and it doesn’t say anything anything about ‘happy chappy’