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Originally Posted by smoger
yeah thats great until a gang of Nigerians show up at your door threatening you if you dont follow through.
definitely a scam like someone else said.
couple more things..
seller is not a registered user.
yahoo email, no phone number.
no photos of the back of the car.. ie.. no license plate shots. why? because this car is 99.9999999999% surely NOT from canada.
think about it.. if you were getting married, dont you think you'd want to get the 20-25k this car is probably worth? no wife in the world is going to argue with that!
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That's definately hard for them to do considering eBay will not give out your address nor personal information. And if you sat there and asked for THERE information only to pick up the vehicle. Sometimes people just desperately need money, hell I've seen some nice, clean, 2g's for less then what I paid for mine on there at times.
This may be 99.999999999% a scam but there is still that .00000001% that it's not. If someone really really really really wanted this vehicle researching it deeper then what the auction states is always an option.