67 fastback sale
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67 fastback sale
i found this while browsing on cardomain.com. he only wants 6k for it. someone may want to check that out.
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RE: 67 fastback sale
Gentlemen, be VERY careful. This is very similar to a scam that has been running for about 2 years now. Con artists will pirate photos from online sites ( like ours ) and then offer a car for sale that THEY DO NOT OWN. They get your deposit sent to their financial institution ( usually out of the USA ) and you get the shaft. The theft isn't big enough for the feds to chase after them and even if they did... these shell games specialists have moved on. There's no one to get your money back from. Be careful , Dean
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Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 374
From: new orleans
RE: 67 fastback sale
yea it looks like a scam to me, but just in case it isnt, i had to post it. beware. i agree with soaring about the left hand drive thing, i was wondering that myself.
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Gentlemen, be VERY careful. This is very similar to a scam that has been running for about 2 years now. Con artists will pirate photos from online sites ( like ours ) and then offer a car for sale that THEY DO NOT OWN. They get your deposit sent to their financial institution ( usually out of the USA ) and you get the shaft. The theft isn't big enough for the feds to chase after them and even if they did... these shell games specialists have moved on. There's no one to get your money back from. Be careful , Dean
Gentlemen, be VERY careful. This is very similar to a scam that has been running for about 2 years now. Con artists will pirate photos from online sites ( like ours ) and then offer a car for sale that THEY DO NOT OWN. They get your deposit sent to their financial institution ( usually out of the USA ) and you get the shaft. The theft isn't big enough for the feds to chase after them and even if they did... these shell games specialists have moved on. There's no one to get your money back from. Be careful , Dean
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RE: 67 fastback sale
now that i think about it....i honestly think ive seen those pictures before on someones website....not to say its impssible for it to be for sale....its just they look familiar and its just asinine to read any further than the first line of that ad where it basically states "here, have a perfectly kept, 100% GT Mustang with a big block, console, and every other option for basically nothing! Merry EFFING Christmas, Sucker!!!"