Nottm_S2

i'll give you £3200 for it

basically i'm a philanthropist

Colin Shipp

SCAM used to be similar ad with red s2000 I contacted out of curiosity car was not available to view if you transfer funds by bank and they will deliver to your door Do people really think they will get 15k car for 3k

Nick Graves

Clearly - otherwise they would't do it.

s2000_f20

Haha - definitely a scam.
Absolutely bargain if it isn't, could be a genuine person wanting rid.

martin j

s2000_f20

Blimey, that be a bargain. Still seems fishy though as the advert has been up for 3 weeks. Surely it would have been snapped up immediately.
Being a 2009 it may show signs of suffering from excessive crankshaft end-float on these model year.

martin j

Stevo071077

Scammers use a filtering technique. If you aren't switched-on enough to see the first bit of BS (here, the ridiculously low price), then you're the low-hanging fruit that will likely follow the scam through to its conclusion. They want people who believe.

This is well-established technique, if a "bank" emails you with some spelling mistakes, you not noticing those mistakes and responding to the email's alleged purpose milks you out as easy prey.

I also remember the red scam S2000 that was doing the rounds, it resurfaced a few times I think!

martin j