bigdel

I believe this listing was removed earlier in the week by ebay as it had been flagged as a scam. It seems to have returned so buyer beware

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1986-FORD-...QAAOSwuYVWn1HX

lacey

Lol

I have seen that

Have you seen the price of the other cars he has

A Audi q7 for 7k
A BMW x5 m 4k

And so on
Not just a scammer but a joker to

The problem is someone will be sucked in

Twins

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Was watching this on ebay ,looks familar 221986134817
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1986-FORD-...vip=true&rt=nc

bigdel

Looks like someone's tipped the wink to ebay, the listing's been ended

burnzy

I thought it was Epsom downs, that original advert confirms it, some lad on bmw5 got done by a crafty scam on eBay, the scammer copied a legit businesses details, made the deal to good to be true and got tripped up, then a few other people came onto the forum saying they had also been done, scammers are one of the lowest forms of criminal, trouble is these guys put 10k down on a car they had never seen.

bigdel

That's the problem. People are easily sold on a bargain.

We nearly got pulled in by a scam on a MK1 Focus RS a couple of years back. It had an email address in the advert which it said should be used as the primary contact. It also had a phone number which I initially ignored.
Because I didn't get a prompt reply to the email, I actually phoned the number and got hold of the REAL seller. We soon figured out it was a scam, as the advert had a sell price of 6k, but he wanted 13k! The genuine advert had been hacked by the scammer.
Eventually got a reply from the email who said the car was in Belgium, and could be shipped to me for a fee as soon as the money was paid electronicallly. I replied telling them to f**k right off. Scamming bastards!!
If it looks too good to be true, it probably is!