RE: Anyone near Wilmington, NC???

[dwalters@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

62pluckedchicken@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> 
> I talked to owner on the phone, and sent via PayPal $500 to hold it for 
> me, then flew down and paid the remainder in cash
> 
> She mention eBay, but I think she's talking PayPal (owned by the same 
> company) If the car is not legit, you can file a dispute with PayPal and 
> 
> get your money back.. 
> 
> there is always the possiblity PayPal could not get the money back.. but 
> 
> if you try to make every transaction you ever make sooo safe you can't 
> ever get hurt.. you'll never buy anything.. PayPal is very safe way to 
> go..
> 
> here again it is a risk/reward situation... how much to risk for great 
> reward.. offer $100 or $200 as a deposit, to hold the car.. again better 
> 
> than sending $5900 to buy a car sight unseen
> 
> Dodger7998@xxxxxxx wrote:


This is why this SCAM is soooo effective and continues to work. They 
take advantage of people's inherent greed. Instead of getting $5K from 
one person, they get a couple hundred $$$ from a bunch of people then 
disappear. They close the PP account and you never get a dime back. They 
post a SOLD notice on the ad, and move on to the next car. 

If she really has the car as to see a pic of that day's newspaper laid 
up on the windshield near the VIN. 

Also tell her that you live in Seattle and shipping is going to be $4000 
dollars. IF she still agrees to eat that $4K then you know it's a SCAM - 
like you didn't already. 

I'll give you $100 if you get that non-photoshopped picture... 


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