That was definitely a flag. As was when I called him and he mysteriously couldn’t take my call. Moreover no mention of postage costs at any stage, which makes sense as it’s never going to be sent.
His Facebook page told a story, exactly the same as the last scammer, a few YouTube soul related clips with zero likes or comments. A profile picture updated the day before and scrolling down, no real depth of history on the page.
This is the blueprint of a scammer and makes them fairy easy to spot.
One thing that would make life easier is if people wouldn’t just accept friend requests from these random wrongun chancers.