k so im shopping a automobile off of automobile trader. we’ll operate a ebay automobile insurance program
the woman says i send ebay my money
we get a automobile for fifteen days (ebay binds a money)
at a finish of a fifteen days if you similar to it ebay sends her a money.
we havent sent a income nonetheless though you gave her a adress.. so they can boat a car.
she pronounced ebay will hit us when they get they info so you can send a money..
im 16_ this will be my initial car.
scam?
auto merchant automobile squeeze with a ebay car insurance plan?
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SCAM…definitely. There is NO eBay protection plan. They DO NOT act as an escrow service. If you send money, it will disappear along with the “seller” (there is no car, just some nice pictures). DO NOT keep in contact with these thieves.
SCAM, run away with your tail between you legs. ebay never endorses third party purchases like that.
absolutely. Its been here a thousand times. Stay far far away from these people.
Just ask yourself this series of questions:
If YOU were selling the car, would you sell it well below market value, for any reason?
Would you have to ship it somewhere, or if you were selling that cheap, would you be able to find many buyers in your own city?
If you were going to ship the car, would you sell it too cheap, then PAY to ship it to the buyer?
If you paid to ship it to the buyer, and sold it dirt cheap, would you give them a right to refuse, or tell them “A deal is a deal”?
If they refused the car, that you sold too cheap, and paid for shipping on – would you then pay for return shipping? Or would you tell them that the return freight was their responsibility?
I think you can see all the holes in this often-repeated scam attempt.
Run Forrest, Run!