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If you think you are playing games with these guys you are just inviting trouble.
You did indeed.
Also gets me when some genius thinks he's gonna tease a scammer by saying he'll show up with cash, flashlight and mirror to inspect a car that is obviously a scam. Hardee-har-har. Now the villain has an email address with a known live body at the other end he can sell or use to hack into systems. So, the genius is thumping his chest about how he 'called that guy out' and duped him.
Meanwhile the scammer has sold the email address to 20 other people who use it nefariously.
I found this website while searching the web and they have all kinds of classic cars and some of the pricing is ridiculously cheap. Anyone heard of this and how are they scamming people? i'm assuming that they try to con people into wiring them money for a deposit. p.s. this is not a troll
Sounds like they might have"salvaged titles". Cars that were in crashes and had to be totaled or cars in floods would also have " salvage titles" They will not tell you it is a salvaged title until all the papers are signed and you handed over the certified bank check. Then they hand you the keys and car title that says "Salvaged" That is why the car is sooo cheap and looks like a deal. Bought a 2006 Ford that way, learned my lesson the hard way.
Last edited by CorvetteMikeB; 03-31-2018 at 07:16 PM.
Chevrolet NEW LISTING
1955 Chevrolet Bel Air150/210
Excellent and immaculate overall clean condition. Mechanically well maintained with all recent services completed. Accident a ... FAKE ADD FROM HOT DEALS
Body Style:
Mileage:
Transmission:
Coupe
25348
Automatic
Fuel:
Year:
Condition:
Gasoline
1955
Excellent
PRICE:
$23,899
Sounds like they might have"salvaged titles". Cars that were in crashes and had to be totaled or cars in floods would also have " salvage titles" They will not tell you it is a salvaged title until all the papers are signed and you handed over the certified bank check. Then they hand you the keys and car title that says "Salvaged" That is why the car is sooo cheap and looks like a deal. Bought a 2006 Ford that way, learned my lesson the hard way.
They don't have the cars. All they have are pictures. See how easy it is to copy and past a picture?
I could run an ad on this car, ask $5,000 for it, ask for a $2,000 deposit and probably "sell" it a 100 times.
I could run an ad just by copying Botyeguy's avatar.
"For sale. 1967 Corvette convertible, blue, numbers matching, need cash so my loss is your gain. $29,000 OBO. $5,000 immediate deposit required, full payment due prior to delivery."
I could run an ad just by copying Botyeguy's avatar.
"For sale. 1967 Corvette convertible, blue, numbers matching, need cash so my loss is your gain. $29,000 OBO. $5,000 immediate deposit required, full payment due prior to delivery."
Greetings, I am very interested in this car and I have the deposit in hand. I would like to show up with cash, flashlight and mirror to inspect it.
Please PM me if Ray doesn't want it - I have cash in hand and a trailer. I don't even want to inspect it.
I'm really, really desperate for a super bargain and will schedule the pick-up around my Mensa meetings...
Please PM me if Ray doesn't want it - I have cash in hand and a trailer. I don't even want to inspect it.
I'm really, really desperate for a super bargain and will schedule the pick-up around my Mensa meetings...
By all means send a deposit. The goal is to collect 100 deposits by midnight, tonight. It's for the children, you know.
03-29-2018, 07:50 AM
