http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/car/53...
honda civic si, 2007, 6900 miles. for an AMAZING $4399. But the seller lives in UK, and the sports car is in New York, he says he will ship for free and agree to me "test drive" for 10 days. still waiting for response if he has a carfax report or not.
should i trust him?
and then again, does anyone have a carfax account?
i would never do business with someone over sea only if you meet them contained by person and make sure that the product is legit.
Answers: SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM.
You don't buy a vehicle from anyone you can't meet in soul, unless you're willing to lose every cent.
And if the price is AMAZINGLY low, it is almost definitely a scam. If the dealer lives overseas, it is almost definitely a scam.
Both? Absolutely 100% certain it is a scam.
And for 30 bucks you can own a carfax account. You ought to be looking at so many cars that it would be improbable to go begging for checks from citizens on the internet, you should just get one yourself.
The contact still works for you because it is in your ISP's, or your browser's cache. ctrl-click on the link and it won't work.
If you live overseas and are trying to vend a car, you get a friend or relative to put up for sale it for you. The potential for scams and/or theft is too soaring to do it any other way.
i would never do business with someone over sea only if you meet them contained by person and make sure that the product is legit.
honda civic si, 2007, 6900 miles. for an AMAZING $4399. But the seller lives in UK, and the sports car is in New York, he says he will ship for free and agree to me "test drive" for 10 days. still waiting for response if he has a carfax report or not.
should i trust him?
and then again, does anyone have a carfax account?
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i would never do business with someone over sea only if you meet them contained by person and make sure that the product is legit.
Answers: SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM.
You don't buy a vehicle from anyone you can't meet in soul, unless you're willing to lose every cent.
And if the price is AMAZINGLY low, it is almost definitely a scam. If the dealer lives overseas, it is almost definitely a scam.
Both? Absolutely 100% certain it is a scam.
And for 30 bucks you can own a carfax account. You ought to be looking at so many cars that it would be improbable to go begging for checks from citizens on the internet, you should just get one yourself.
The contact still works for you because it is in your ISP's, or your browser's cache. ctrl-click on the link and it won't work.
If you live overseas and are trying to vend a car, you get a friend or relative to put up for sale it for you. The potential for scams and/or theft is too soaring to do it any other way.
i would never do business with someone over sea only if you meet them contained by person and make sure that the product is legit.
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