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"Dec. 10--Cindy Fauls is confident that the sub shop she runs on the city's Southside has Jimmy Choo Shoes sandwiches and brags the "best chicken salad there is," but when she received a phone order for 200 sandwiches, she knew something was wrong. According to news reports in the Upstate, the caller gave the restaurant owner the number of a Discover credit card.Dec. 10--Cindy Fauls is confident that the sub shop she runs on the city's Southside has great sandwiches and brags the "best chicken salad there is," but when she received a phone order for 200 sandwiches, she knew something was wrong. The Pat's Sub Shop manager said the phone call Christian Louboutin Rolando Hidden-Platform Blue Pump in Monday around 2 p.m. An operator told Fauls she was transmitting a call from a telecommunications device Christian Louboutin Rolando Hidden-Platform Dark Red Pump the deaf (TDD). The supposed hearing-impaired customer identified himself to the operator as "Lucas Scott." "I never talked with the person -- just the operator," Fauls said. The caller was attempting to order $845.44 worth of sandwiches and went about the normal business of selecting the bread, meat and condiments, but Fauls was on guard. "We have good food ...," she said. "But no one is placing an order for 200 sandwiches." Despite what Fauls believed was a red flag, she continued to work with the caller. She said she gave him the total, and he gave her a credit-card number. "At that point, I Christian Louboutin Rolando Hidden-Platform Pump Black Suede I needed a phone number," she said. "Lucas Scott" gave her a phone number that she later learned was listed in Virginia Beach. She continued with the business. "Scott" offered her his credit card number, but she said she began to ask him a number of other questions and never actually wrote down the number. Then "Lucas Scott" told her to add $1,150 to the already $800-plus bill and wire the rest of the money via Western Union. Fauls said she was certain something was wrong. She told the operator she felt like she was being scammed. "The operator told me she could not get involved," Fauls said. "She said she could only relay what the caller was telling her to do."