Looks like it to good to be true!
Joe mama Wrote:Looks like it to good to be true!
Probably. I have a message sent to him we will see if they reply.
Maybe he's got money problems are something, it does sound too good to be true!!
Racer Brown Wrote:Maybe he's got money problems are something, it does sound too good to be true!!
No call yet, I dont even know where it's located yet.
I also thought too good to be true... maybe the picture os from 1990 before the car was in an accident or something? I hope it turns out to be the real deal though. Keep us posted.
Zaq Wrote:I also thought too good to be true... maybe the picture os from 1990 before the car was in an accident or something? I hope it turns out to be the real deal though. Keep us posted.
There was a `Cuda not long ago we fell for and it was a scam, guess some people dont have anything better to do. Luckily we smell skunk on that one.
It's a scam. No phone number, and you watch, the car will be located in annother state and there will be a great story why the owner is selling. They are a doctor transferring to Afghanistan for a few years and they don't want the car sitting around so they want to sell it at a fair price. Only catch is that you can't see the car because it's too far away. But send the money and we'll send the car, you can trust us. We wouldn't lie...
They will not call you back and you will get a cookie cutter email.
One picture, no real car guy description.
RUN AWAY!!!!!
