1993 NSX Scam? how does this work?
here is the car listed in www.cars.com Listing on Cars.com
Same exact car listed on ebay Ebay listing
The only problem is that the private seller has it listed for $23k and the eBay auction is "reserve not yet met" at $26k.
Also, the ebay auction says the car is in NY and the Private seller says California.?
why would the same car be listed on different coasts? how is the fake person going to make $ out of this?
Same exact car listed on ebay Ebay listing
The only problem is that the private seller has it listed for $23k and the eBay auction is "reserve not yet met" at $26k.
Also, the ebay auction says the car is in NY and the Private seller says California.?
why would the same car be listed on different coasts? how is the fake person going to make $ out of this?
Maybe one listing is the owner and one is a broker. Maybe the broker put it on eBay without owning it figuring he could sell it there if the owner didn't sell it on his own, or figuring he'd get a bid for over $23,000.00 and pocket the difference.
Maybe they just plan to collect the money and flee without delivering the money.
Maybe they just plan to collect the money and flee without delivering the money.
Originally Posted by Barry in Wyoming,Nov 14 2004, 09:31 PM
Maybe one listing is the owner and one is a broker. Maybe the broker put it on eBay without owning it figuring he could sell it there if the owner didn't sell it on his own, or figuring he'd get a bid for over $23,000.00 and pocket the difference.
Maybe they just plan to collect the money and flee without delivering the money.
Maybe they just plan to collect the money and flee without delivering the money.
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Best way to uncover a fraud, contact the owner and don't pay a single cent unless everything is 100% certain.
