Are you sure? Most of the reports I've heard of this particular scam they're just after the money. They never come to actually pick up the vehicle, because that would require a face-to-face meeting which could lead to a positive identification later on.

[QUOTE=hyun83,Oct 28 2004, 07:12 AM]CEO,

Man I have sent you three emails already and you havent responded! Now your posting my emails on car boards? Man thats shady. All I want to do is buy a car for my client. Trust me

omg! i have the same situation as you do. Same damn email about his supposedly client. email his ass and ask him for his information so you call him and check up on him and get his clients name and number. I sent 8 emails asking him and he always swerves around the question. dont sell your car to him. just garbage his emails. wow thanks for posting this, i was about to be out 700 and my wheels and exhaust. :thumbup:

...Trust me ... LOL thats classic !!

Greetings...

I have a client who has a client that knows an agent that has a client who knows another agent that handles clients that are interested in your fine automobile.

My client will send a check from his client who received the payment from his agent's client who has a client that is interested in your Honda.

We pride ourselfs on simple, easy, transactions...

CEO of SCAM@YAHOO.com
:cool:

Thats a good one. You get sent a check while you are going to send 6K back via western union. Why not ask him to send you the $$ via western union.

Just to save you 2K send me 4000 not 6000. This way you save 2K and get to keep your car. The the value of you car 21,000 + 2K saving = 23,000K

See you come out ahead.

Please wire the money ASAP.

Mr J

Accept the deal, then ask them to come pick up the car and their 6,000 in cash and beat the shit out of them if they ever show up. Scam suckers like this should die.

Don't just garbage the e-mail. Call the FBI, this is a federal offense and they'd be interested.

should be an easy stake operation for any authority...