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Author Errrmm. I think I just bought a Lotus Exige
redhotpanther
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1st Sep 08 at 09:52   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

SCAM SCAM SCAM!

End of story!
IvIarkgraham
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ah just do it its not as if its loads of money
ed
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Plus, I didn't realise Ebay provided and ESCROW service.
gianluigi
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escrow is what the seller was probably referring to, which is legitimate and ebay will varify it (seen it on another forum)

but that age old rule, if something on the net seems to good to be true, it probably is.

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Originally posted by ed
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Originally posted by av it
its a full on scam without a doubt ive had it before with a certain item
however i would think about paying it just to get the full amount out of ebay once youve been scammed but that will be a long process
nice profit if it comes off LOL

You're only covered up to about £100.


im not talikng about under ebays wank policy. im saying once the scam is revealed then claim the full amount off ebay !!!!!!!!
read there legally binding contract terms

[Edited on 01-09-2008 by av it]
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Originally posted by Adam_B
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Originally posted by jamez_zz
It deffo isnt real, they wanted £8500 for it.

should be £30k +!

something well dodgy going on there


I would say about £34,995 actually

http://www.outwoodcars.com/vehicle.asp?ID=251


Paul_J
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Originally posted by Matt H
I've changed my mind, I think he sounds genuine


I hope you're joking matt

Such a scam.

You'll never see your money again. Ebay are not responsable for taking money / payments - hence they are partnered with paypal to do it for them.

As people have said, he'll have your name, number, address etc - then you'll go to log in through his fake ebay login which will give you your ebay login + password and then finally you'll enter your bank account details and he'll have them too

Plus for £8700 I'd personally fly out there, see it in person, pay him and drive it back.


For a laugh,

reply and say

"Hi Mate, I'm really interested. My ebay username is 'UareaCuntUK' - My phone number is +44999 and my name is Mr Fuccya Muthhor. My address is 10, Downing Street, London.

I look forward to our transaction".
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quote:
Originally posted by Paul_J

reply and say

"Hi Mate, I'm really interested. My ebay username is 'UareaCuntUK' - My phone number is +44999 and my name is Mr Fuccya Muthhor. My address is 10, Downing Street, London.

I look forward to our transaction".



P.S. since it will be automated / semi automated / nigerians who can't read... If you send that - I guarentee they'll reply and try to go ahead with the transaction.

Bearing in mind, anyone with half a brain would read the above and realise they're not true details.
ed
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quote:
Originally posted by av it
quote:
Originally posted by ed
quote:
Originally posted by av it
its a full on scam without a doubt ive had it before with a certain item
however i would think about paying it just to get the full amount out of ebay once youve been scammed but that will be a long process
nice profit if it comes off LOL

You're only covered up to about £100.


im not talikng about under ebays wank policy. im saying once the scam is revealed then claim the full amount off ebay !!!!!!!!
read there legally binding contract terms

[Edited on 01-09-2008 by av it]
In his terms he has described an ESCROW service. Ebay don't provide such a service so he is tricking you into something that doesn't exist. Sadly, if you fall for this kind of trick Ebay will give you your £100 compensation you're entitled to and tell you to be more careful. OK, so you'll get the police involved next because you think it's a legal agreement, they might find the Nigerian scammer, but it's unlikely. Plus you won't see a penny back even if you do.

The only way you might get more protection is if you pay via Mastercard or Visa as you're insured, but there is probably a cap on how much you'll get too. Plus if they think you knew it was a scam and you thought fuck it because you're insured I'm sure they'll swiftly show you the door.
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go collect it, it will cost less than postage, and give you a short holiday lol
SR91
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i am after a fast transaction, with no delays. That is why i decided to lower the price, to avoid wasting time with negotiations and find a buyer as soon as possible.


He doesn't to get caught.

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you must have cash available in your bank *i will not wait for Ioan's*.

He wants quick access to your money.

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As i told you , I'm curently out of the country.

He was NEVER in the country

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posession along with ALL doc

You NEVER put documents in/with a car.

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no local pick up available.

Cause there is no car.

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I already obtain the costs for delivery the car back to UK. Its are £280 ,including insurance, so your total will be £8,780.

Milking you for a further £280, confident fella.

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I will only conclude the transaction through eBay for our own protection. They act as a neutral third party. I shall explain to you the process, so that you know what you are getting into!

Yeah into a scam.

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The car will be delivered to your address in no more than 3 working days.

Ey up thats a bit of a contradiction if i've ever seen one. Let's go back a few lines...
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The delivery will take between 2 to 4 working days

He needs to proof read his scams

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I've changed my mind, I think he sounds genuine

If your not being sarcastic your a gullible cunt.

P.S. Can i offer you my Ferrari Enzo. Its in nigeria atm, ill let you have it for £10,000

It's HPi clear blah blah blah.

Blah blah.

Please send the FULL payment plus £102 postage through paypal

Blah scam blah

Hot regards, Simon x
Paul_J
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I just think reply with what I suggested

if they come back with another automated / nigerian response and not "You're a fucking rude bastard etc etc" then you know
CorsAsh
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The fact he spelled loan with an I should give it away.
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Originally posted by aPk
Can't believe theres people on here saying go for it

No wonder theres so many con-artists about, looks like its easy to make a killing!




It makes me laugh! cant you tell by the grammer...' im looking for a new working place'

its some nob head forgeioner scamming us 'rich' english!

my mate did the same and i laughed at him because he is suppose to be a plane technician defending our country

' Yer rich i have a cheque for 7k for my car off this bloke i cashed it today and says he will send someone to pick it up'

'well why because you are selling the car for 5.2k?'

'well he says that what he has and i have to refund him'

Matt H
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quote:
Originally posted by Paul_J
quote:
Originally posted by Matt H
I've changed my mind, I think he sounds genuine


I hope you're joking matt





What do you think
Carl
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Novagte says you are all on the bandwagon and it is in fact genuine.
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quote:
Originally posted by Carl
Novagte says you are all on the bandwagon and it is in fact genuine.


It's his cousin selling it too. And he's 'roided to fuck, so watch out.
Paul_J
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quote:
Originally posted by Matt H
quote:
Originally posted by Paul_J
quote:
Originally posted by Matt H
I've changed my mind, I think he sounds genuine


I hope you're joking matt





What do you think


I think you've just made 8200 mistakes
Matt H
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quote:
Originally posted by Paul_J
quote:
Originally posted by Matt H
quote:
Originally posted by Paul_J
quote:
Originally posted by Matt H
I've changed my mind, I think he sounds genuine


I hope you're joking matt





What do you think


I think you've just made 8200 mistakes



I think you're wrong

Just had an ebay & FB message off the kid, he's been away & come back to find a hacked account. He's reported it to ebay


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