ATA Versus Sata
The performance of computer systems has been steadily increasing as faster processors, memory, and video cards are continuously being developed. The one key component that is often neglected when looking at improving the performance of a computer system is the hard drive. Hard drive manufacturers have been constantly evolving the basic hard drive used in modern computer systems for the last 25 years, and the last few years have seen some exciting developments from faster spindle speeds, larger caches, better reliability, and increased data transmission speeds.
The drive type used most in consumer grade computers is the hardy ATA type drive (commonly called an IDE drive). The ATA standard dates back to 1986 and is based on a 16-bit parallel interface which has undergone many evolutions since its introduction to increase the speed and size of the drives that it can support. The latest standard is ATA-7 (first introduced in 2001 by the T13 Technical Committee (the group responsible for the ATA standard)) which supports data transfer rates up to 133MB/sec. This is expected to be the last update for the parallel ATA standard.
As long ago as 2000 it was seen that the parallel ATA standard was maxing out its limitations as to what it could handle. With data rates hitting the 133MB/sec mark on a parallel cable, you are inviting all sorts of problems because of signal timing, EMI (electromagnetic interference) and other data integrity issues; thus industry leaders got together and came up with a new standard known as Serial ATA (SATA). SATA has only been around a few years, but is destined to become “the standard” due to several benefits to be addressed in this Tech Tip.
The two technologies that we will be looking at are:
ATA (Advanced Technology Attachment)– a 16-bit parallel interface used for controlling computer drives. Introduced in 1986, it has undergone many evolutions in the last 18+ years, with the latest version being called ATA-7. Wherever an item is referred to as being an ATA device, it is commonly a Parallel ATA device. ATA devices are also commonly called IDE, EIDE, Ultra-ATA, Ultra-DMA, ATAPI, PATA, etc. (each of these acronyms actually do refer to very specific items, but are commonly interchanged)SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment)– a 1-bit serial evolution of the Parallel ATA physical storage interface.
Basic Features & Connections
SATA drives are easy to distinguish from their ATA cousins by the different data and power connections found on the back of the drives. A side-by-side comparison of the two interfaces can be seen in this PDF from Maxtor, and the following covers many of the differences…Standard ATA drives, such as this 200GB Western Digital model, have somewhat bulky, two inch wide ribbon cable with 40-pin data connections and receive the 5V necessary to power them from the familiar 4-pin connection. The basic data cables for these drives have looked the same for years. A change was made with the introduction of the ATA-5 standard to better improve the signal quality by making an 80 wire cable used on the 40-pin connector (these are commonly called 40-pin/80-wire cables). To improve airflow within the computer system some manufacturers resorted to literally folding over the ribbon cable and taping it into that position. Another recent physical change also came with the advent of rounded cables. The performance of the rounded cables is equal to that of the flat ribbon, but many prefer the improved system air flow afforded, ease of wire management, and cooler appearance that come with them.
SATA drives, such as this 120GB Western Digital model, have a half inch wide, 7 “blade and beam” data connection, which results in a much thinner and easier to manage data cable. These cables take the convenience of the ATA rounded cables to the next level by being even narrower, more flexible and capable of being longer without fear of data loss. SATA cables have a maximum length of 1 meter (39.37 inches), which is much greater than the recommended 18 inch cable for ATA drives. The reduced footprint of SATA data connections frees up space on motherboards, potentially allowing for more convenient layouts and room for more onboard features!
A 15-pin power connection delivers the 250mV of necessary power to SATA drives. 15-pins for a SATA device sounds like it would require a much larger power cable than a 4-pin ATA device, but in reality the two power connectors are just about the same height. For the time being, many SATA drives are also coming with a legacy 4-pin power connector for convenience.
Many modern motherboards, such as this Chaintech motherboard, come with SATA drive connections onboard (many also including the ATA connectors as well for legacy drive compatibility), and new power supplies, such as this Ultra X-Connect, generally feature a few of the necessary 15-pin power connections, making it easy to use these drives on new systems. Older systems can easily be upgraded to support SATA drives by use of adapters, such as this PCI slot SATA controller and this 4-pin to 15-pin SATA power adapter.
Optical drives are also becoming more readily available with SATA connections. Drives such as the Plextor PX-712SA take advantage of the new interface, although the performance will not be any greater than a comparable optical drive with an ATA connection.
Performance
In addition to being more convenient to install and drawing less power, SATA drives have performance benefits that really set them apart from ATA drives.
The most interesting performance feature of SATA is the maximum bandwidth possible. As we have noted, the evolution of ATA drives has seen the data transfer rate reach its maximum at 133 MB/second, where the current SATA standard provides data transfers of up to 150 MB/second. The overall performance increase of SATA over ATA can currently be expected to be up to 5% (according to Seagate), but improvements in SATA technology will surely improve on that.
The future of SATA holds great things for those wanting even more speed, as drives with 300 MB/second transfer rates (SATA II) will be readily available in 2005, and by 2008 speeds of up to 600 MB/second can be expected. Those speeds are incredible, and are hard to imagine at this point.
Another performance benefit found on SATA drives is their built-in hot-swap capabilities. SATA drives can be brought on and offline without shutting down the computer system, providing a serious benefit to those who can’t afford downtime, or who want to move drives in and out of operation quickly. The higher number of wires in the power connection is partially explained by this, as six of the fifteen wires are dedicated to allowing the hot-swap feature.
Price
Comparing ATA drives to SATA drives can be tricky given all of the variables, but in general it is the case that SATA drives will still cost just a bit more than a comparable ATA drive. The gap is closing rapidly though, and as SATA drives gain in popularity and availability a distinct shift in prices can be expected. Considering the benefits of SATA over ATA, the potential difference of a few dollars can easily be justified when considering an upgrade.
Final Words
The current SATA standard provides significant benefits over ATA in terms of convenience, power consumption and, most importantly, performance. The main thing ATA has going for it right now is history, as it has been the standard for so long that it will not likely disappear any time soon. The future of SATA will be even more interesting as speed increases will help hard drive development keep pace with other key system components.
The drive type used most in consumer grade computers is the hardy ATA type drive (commonly called an IDE drive). The ATA standard dates back to 1986 and is based on a 16-bit parallel interface which has undergone many evolutions since its introduction to increase the speed and size of the drives that it can support. The latest standard is ATA-7 (first introduced in 2001 by the T13 Technical Committee (the group responsible for the ATA standard)) which supports data transfer rates up to 133MB/sec. This is expected to be the last update for the parallel ATA standard.
As long ago as 2000 it was seen that the parallel ATA standard was maxing out its limitations as to what it could handle. With data rates hitting the 133MB/sec mark on a parallel cable, you are inviting all sorts of problems because of signal timing, EMI (electromagnetic interference) and other data integrity issues; thus industry leaders got together and came up with a new standard known as Serial ATA (SATA). SATA has only been around a few years, but is destined to become “the standard” due to several benefits to be addressed in this Tech Tip.
The two technologies that we will be looking at are:
ATA (Advanced Technology Attachment)– a 16-bit parallel interface used for controlling computer drives. Introduced in 1986, it has undergone many evolutions in the last 18+ years, with the latest version being called ATA-7. Wherever an item is referred to as being an ATA device, it is commonly a Parallel ATA device. ATA devices are also commonly called IDE, EIDE, Ultra-ATA, Ultra-DMA, ATAPI, PATA, etc. (each of these acronyms actually do refer to very specific items, but are commonly interchanged)SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment)– a 1-bit serial evolution of the Parallel ATA physical storage interface.
Basic Features & Connections
SATA drives are easy to distinguish from their ATA cousins by the different data and power connections found on the back of the drives. A side-by-side comparison of the two interfaces can be seen in this PDF from Maxtor, and the following covers many of the differences…Standard ATA drives, such as this 200GB Western Digital model, have somewhat bulky, two inch wide ribbon cable with 40-pin data connections and receive the 5V necessary to power them from the familiar 4-pin connection. The basic data cables for these drives have looked the same for years. A change was made with the introduction of the ATA-5 standard to better improve the signal quality by making an 80 wire cable used on the 40-pin connector (these are commonly called 40-pin/80-wire cables). To improve airflow within the computer system some manufacturers resorted to literally folding over the ribbon cable and taping it into that position. Another recent physical change also came with the advent of rounded cables. The performance of the rounded cables is equal to that of the flat ribbon, but many prefer the improved system air flow afforded, ease of wire management, and cooler appearance that come with them.
SATA drives, such as this 120GB Western Digital model, have a half inch wide, 7 “blade and beam” data connection, which results in a much thinner and easier to manage data cable. These cables take the convenience of the ATA rounded cables to the next level by being even narrower, more flexible and capable of being longer without fear of data loss. SATA cables have a maximum length of 1 meter (39.37 inches), which is much greater than the recommended 18 inch cable for ATA drives. The reduced footprint of SATA data connections frees up space on motherboards, potentially allowing for more convenient layouts and room for more onboard features!
A 15-pin power connection delivers the 250mV of necessary power to SATA drives. 15-pins for a SATA device sounds like it would require a much larger power cable than a 4-pin ATA device, but in reality the two power connectors are just about the same height. For the time being, many SATA drives are also coming with a legacy 4-pin power connector for convenience.
Many modern motherboards, such as this Chaintech motherboard, come with SATA drive connections onboard (many also including the ATA connectors as well for legacy drive compatibility), and new power supplies, such as this Ultra X-Connect, generally feature a few of the necessary 15-pin power connections, making it easy to use these drives on new systems. Older systems can easily be upgraded to support SATA drives by use of adapters, such as this PCI slot SATA controller and this 4-pin to 15-pin SATA power adapter.
Optical drives are also becoming more readily available with SATA connections. Drives such as the Plextor PX-712SA take advantage of the new interface, although the performance will not be any greater than a comparable optical drive with an ATA connection.
Performance
In addition to being more convenient to install and drawing less power, SATA drives have performance benefits that really set them apart from ATA drives.
The most interesting performance feature of SATA is the maximum bandwidth possible. As we have noted, the evolution of ATA drives has seen the data transfer rate reach its maximum at 133 MB/second, where the current SATA standard provides data transfers of up to 150 MB/second. The overall performance increase of SATA over ATA can currently be expected to be up to 5% (according to Seagate), but improvements in SATA technology will surely improve on that.
The future of SATA holds great things for those wanting even more speed, as drives with 300 MB/second transfer rates (SATA II) will be readily available in 2005, and by 2008 speeds of up to 600 MB/second can be expected. Those speeds are incredible, and are hard to imagine at this point.
Another performance benefit found on SATA drives is their built-in hot-swap capabilities. SATA drives can be brought on and offline without shutting down the computer system, providing a serious benefit to those who can’t afford downtime, or who want to move drives in and out of operation quickly. The higher number of wires in the power connection is partially explained by this, as six of the fifteen wires are dedicated to allowing the hot-swap feature.
Price
Comparing ATA drives to SATA drives can be tricky given all of the variables, but in general it is the case that SATA drives will still cost just a bit more than a comparable ATA drive. The gap is closing rapidly though, and as SATA drives gain in popularity and availability a distinct shift in prices can be expected. Considering the benefits of SATA over ATA, the potential difference of a few dollars can easily be justified when considering an upgrade.
Final Words
The current SATA standard provides significant benefits over ATA in terms of convenience, power consumption and, most importantly, performance. The main thing ATA has going for it right now is history, as it has been the standard for so long that it will not likely disappear any time soon. The future of SATA will be even more interesting as speed increases will help hard drive development keep pace with other key system components.
william.wyatt223@gmail.com **Scam** Willian Wyatt
Do not fall for this Craigs list scam, from william.wyatt223@gmail.com, Willian Wyatt
POLICE WILL SOON CONTACT YOU DO YOU THINK YOU CAN RIP ME OFF YOU ARE JOKING II WILL MAKE SURE YOU ROTTING IN JAIL GET BACK TO ME IMMEDIATELY YOU RECEIVE THIS MESSAGE OTHERWISE I WON'T WITHDRAW THE CASE JUST WAIT AND SEE!!
Good morning to you ,this is William again i receive a message from my
bank yesterday that the check has been clear at your bank and i am
just wondering why you have been silent after my check has been clear
into your account ,do you really think you can rip me off you lied to
yourself if you think that way ,i have contact my attorney and we a
report has been made against you as we have contact the local
authority at your end you will soon hear from them before the end of
this week i promise you that ,i am a honest man and i couldnt have
trust you with my money you have made our arrival date change again
since you refuse to send the money to the art dealer after the check
has been clear mind you i will make sure the rest of your life will be
spend in jail and i will got my money back from you i promise you that
,i am not a rude or bad person but i wont let you go away with my
money,well i can still withdraw the case if you give me reason excuse
and send the money to the art dealer i can still accept you as my
cleaner so kindly get back to me immediately you receive this message
this morning i will be waiting for you to get back to me.
"Go ahead and call the cops on your self for writing fake checks, AssHole......"
POLICE WILL SOON CONTACT YOU DO YOU THINK YOU CAN RIP ME OFF YOU ARE JOKING II WILL MAKE SURE YOU ROTTING IN JAIL GET BACK TO ME IMMEDIATELY YOU RECEIVE THIS MESSAGE OTHERWISE I WON'T WITHDRAW THE CASE JUST WAIT AND SEE!!
Good morning to you ,this is William again i receive a message from my
bank yesterday that the check has been clear at your bank and i am
just wondering why you have been silent after my check has been clear
into your account ,do you really think you can rip me off you lied to
yourself if you think that way ,i have contact my attorney and we a
report has been made against you as we have contact the local
authority at your end you will soon hear from them before the end of
this week i promise you that ,i am a honest man and i couldnt have
trust you with my money you have made our arrival date change again
since you refuse to send the money to the art dealer after the check
has been clear mind you i will make sure the rest of your life will be
spend in jail and i will got my money back from you i promise you that
,i am not a rude or bad person but i wont let you go away with my
money,well i can still withdraw the case if you give me reason excuse
and send the money to the art dealer i can still accept you as my
cleaner so kindly get back to me immediately you receive this message
this morning i will be waiting for you to get back to me.
"Go ahead and call the cops on your self for writing fake checks, AssHole......"
Google Switche's "Off" for Orgenatic Searches
The unfiltered view allows you to evaluate the relative strength of each
listing, what tactics are being utilized, and most importantly, gauge
how much effort and what type of tactics will be needed to move your
listing up in the top 3 rankings.
During the month September, 2013 , Google went "Dark" in terms of providing publishers with free information on which words led people searching in Google to click on their sites. The day Google says, "Good By Key Word Data."
Google Instant Predictions and change the ‘search settings’ to 100
results per page, you will see entirely new Google Search results. It
isn’t just the top ten pages of search results aggregated into one page
of 100 search listings as you would expect.
The move came as Google seeks to reassure users following the NSA/PRISM domestic surveillance scandal.
Now, all Google search is
securely encrypted, and web site owners no longer know which words
people use when searching Google to find their sites.
A lot of people who conduct marketing on the web are freaking out about it: Now, they're basically flying blind.Encrypted Google searches don't pass the keyword data through to websites, thereby eliminating the ability to track users by their keyword searches. The biggest impact for many site owners has been not being able to segment users by keywords within their web analytics software
The
data that has been switched off is the "organic" search data, not the
paid search data generated when people click on search ads. In other
words, the only data Google is now providing about what words generate
incoming traffic is for people who pay to advertise on Google. Known as Google AdWors.
Those lists were anonymous anyway — but they did tell publishers how users were finding their sites through Google.
They're calling it "the data apocalypse."
"It's one of the most significant losses of data marketers have seen in half a decade," said Conductor CEO Seth Besmertnik, who claimed that on average half of the traffic to the search-optimization vendor's clients' sites comes through organic search.
It's a punch in the face for small businesses, and to those who used analytics just to surmise if people/consumers and how people/consumers found them for something other than BRAND terms, just got a punch in the face (read Mom and Pop shops who can’t afford online marketing services and help). The web might be a key component to survival for them, and taking away accurate data in the name of faux-privacy is a pretty big deal.
Let’s
not kid ourselves either. Google WILL continue to suppress organic
results in favor of paid as long as consumers will tolerate it.
Consumers will tolerate it as long as the quality of the paid results is
up to par with organic listings. Why do you think Google placed such an
emphasis on quality score in its AdWords program?
Read more at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/seos-time-to-revolt-against-google/66425/#bx1os6qd3WcuJlot.99
Read more at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/seos-time-to-revolt-against-google/66425/#bx1os6qd3WcuJlot.99
Let’s
not kid ourselves either. Google WILL continue to suppress organic
results in favor of paid as long as consumers will tolerate it.
Consumers will tolerate it as long as the quality of the paid results is
up to par with organic listings. Why do you think Google placed such an
emphasis on quality score in its AdWords program?
Read more at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/seos-time-to-revolt-against-google/66425/#bx1os6qd3WcuJlot.99
Craigs List Fake Check scammers
Allways be-ware form people buying, selling and job posting's on CraigsList. There are many scammers out there trying to get you to cash there Fake Checks. Watch out for these CraigsList Scammers.
William wyatt wwyatt224@gmail.com
Wyatt william.wyatt223@gmail.com
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Sydney Brown
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Francis Gabriel using francis.gabriel007@googlemail.com
Esther Gayle
Joe Kimble
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Kelly Joe using kellyjoe100@gmail.com
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Larry Jones using larryjones06@gmail.com
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Bill Mark
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Lorie Mcelroy
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David Schaffer
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Dustin Bowman using dave.viince001@gmail.com
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Sydney Brown
James Buffert
Peter Carlos using carlos.petercar.peter457@gmail.com
George Cartney using george.cartney8@gmail.com
Eddie Cole using eddiecole008@gmail.com
Seith Conley
Tom Cooper using tomiscooper20@googlemail.com
John Deng using johndengb12@gmail.com
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Francis Gabriel using francis.gabriel007@googlemail.com
Esther Gayle
Joe Kimble
Nancy Hoffart
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Larry Jones using larryjones06@gmail.com
Justin Lake using justinlake7@gmail.com
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David Lennos
Thomas Lowen
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Chris Marcus using chrismarc007@gmail.com
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Bill Mark
Marvick Mark
Alexia Mcclurking using alexiamcclurking@yahoo.com
Lorie Mcelroy
Gloria Morris using toxictlycdpp@gmail.com
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Bill Pedro using goodluck22@care2.com
Marcus Peej using marcus_peej88@hotmail.com
Williams Perron using dr.billy319@gmail.com
Robert Phillips using Honest1@fresnomail.com
Jeff Riggs using mr.jeff.01@gmail.com
Gary Sadler using hags1244488@yahoo.com
Gary Sadler using infpas12345@yahoo.com
James Salazar using jamesalaz04@gmail.com
David Schaffer
Ken Schiff using ken70sc@yahoo.com
Melissa Sinclair
Melissa Sindela
Donna Smith using dsmth06@gmail.com
Gabriel Smith using gabrielsmithv1@gmail.com
Kenny Smith
Angelina Speed
Cole Steve using colesteva2000@gmail.com
Chris Walter
Tony Ward
Andy Waston using alkoi652346@yahoo.com
Andy Waston using blkh6890@yahoo.com
Benjamin West using bwest5657@googlemail.com
Benjamin West using bwest6756@googlemail.com
CraigsList Scam / william.wyatt223@gmail.com
Beware of this guy responding to your Craigs List post. It is a ***Scam**
First email:
First email:
If this is the position you are looking for please respond to my post i am looking for a housekeeper/Nanny for atleast 3 days in a week we discuss about the payment in next email kindly send you respond to william.wyatt223 at gamil . com or (978) 710-9859 for more details .
atalexandra5f2 @ g-m-a-i-l . c-o-m Please note: I also needed a Mathematics & Statistics Tutoring for my 2 children let me know if anyone is interested write me back with your personal email and not through craigslist. easier communication.
Second email:Thank you for your reply and I'm glad you willing to work for me, my name is Willaim and i'm an engineer i live in Hot Springs, Arkansas and i and my family are relocating to your city for Six months depending on the nature of my job in which i will need the house ready before two weeks time and i need a good cleaner to work on the house,like i said before the pay is $300 per weekly plus transportation fee $50 if necessary which you will be cleaning 3 days weekly,if i'm OK with your services you can continue cleaning the house and take charge of the house up keeping, i will be needing your services between the hours of 09:00am - 12pm. To get to know you better, i will need such details Your Full Name: Your physical address not (P.O.BOX): City: State: zip code: Phone #: Cell Phone # : Presently Occupation: Position in Occupation: Email address: Before the realtor release the keys to you, cleaning supplies will be made available by the realtor and i believe the electrician and painter should be rounding up with their jobs soonest and please you must be above 17yrs of age and knowledgeable to handle things without much supervision. My financier will mail out a Certified Check payment to you immediately upon your acceptance of the Job. Thank you for your time and get back to me as soon as possible. Best Regard William.
How are you doing? I got your email with the provided information and showing interested that you are ready to work for me ... I will like you to get updated and come to an agreement before i proceed with any further arrangement , me and my family are going t be in the city by Next two weeks,Which our arrival date which is on or before September 16th, 2013,we do have our financial in the state who is going to handle the payment of your service by issuing out a check payment of $1,350.55 and you will have to deduct out your first week service fee and you be helping to send out the rest of the money to our Art Seller who is to deliver some Art work to our House, I would have instructed my financial to issue out the Art payment to the Art Seller but our financier could only issue out a check to one person. So i need to be sure you are in good acceptance with this before i let our financial to send the check to you, let me know if you can help our family and i assure you enjoy your time working with my family. Please do ask question if you have any and i be glad to reply back. God Bless,
Third Email
I hope you had a wonderful night rest? i am writing to inform you that i got information from my financier that Payment has been sent to you in amount of {$1,350} and it will get to you today,the payment was sent by USPS service Here is the Tracking Numbers for you to know the status of the payment and its arrival time {9470101699320002908648}once you receive the payment today, get it deposit at your bank today or cash it at any cashing place and take out your first week's payment which is $400 plus extra $50 for your transportation allowance for your First week The remaining money which i told you that it will go for shopping will no longer be for shopping since my wife has taken care of that already so you are required to send the remaining money to the Art seller via western union transfer today to hasten the delivery of the art items before our arrival as i told you early. It will be delivered to the house before our arrival.The actual amount of the Art items is $900 Below is the information of the Art dealer to whom the said amount is to be sent to via western union. Name : Chris Oneill Address : 34 MT. VERNON ST. City : LOWELL State : Massachusetts ( MA ) Zipcode : 01854 Please get back to me with the following information as soon as you have sent the money to the Art Seller today.. Sender name and address as indicate in the western union receipt 10 digit MTCN control number as its also indicate in the western union receipt Total amount sent after deducting the transfer charges from the art seller money Our arrival date has been change to the September 16th 2013, i will email you with more details regarding our scheduled arrival also i hope i have tell you about my family in my first message to you ? if not i have 2 kids my first daughter name is Paula and she is 5 years old,second Vecchio is 2 years they are both medically okay,More so here is a little description of the house Spacious 5 bedroom and 6 bath . the address is at [7725 Atlantic Way, Miami Beach, FL 33141], I will let you know immediately i got the information regard the key from the Realtor Please kindly get them handle today and transfer the rest fund to the Art Seller to proceed.. You will really enjoy working for our family .Thanks I would be awaiting your response. God bless.4Th --> Email Police at my door.Hello this is William again i receive a notice from the UPS that the check has been deliver to you and i wonder why you have not get back to me since ...well i still do trust you that you will not do anything stupid with the payment ...i want you to kindly go ahead and get the check cash as soon as you have it cash kindly deduct the money for your first week payment and also keep extra $50 for your first week payment and have the rest fund transfer to the art dealer via western union money transfer ..the art dealer need the money to deliver the art work to the house before our arrival so kindly get this done for me and get back to me with the western union details as soon as possible....Please note if i do not hear from you today i will contact the local police at your end in tomorrow and report this issue to them and this can get you into trouble ..i am not trying to be rude but i don't play game on people nor i dont like dishonest so to avoid any trouble kindly get back to me asap .thanks and i will be looking forward to read from you soonest Sincerely your. William,THESE SCAMMERS ARE USING THE ADDRESS LISTED BELOWAcushnet Company333 Bridge Street Fairhaven,MA 027191 (800)225-8500So I just called the National Check Fraud Center. 843-571-2143Dad to say, They did not care.
After doing an IP trace,
209.85.220.193 I found out he is located in Mountain View California.
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