WARNING: POSSIBLE FERRARI SCAMMERS IN MIAMI.

If he's for real, have him withdraw it himself, using his own "wire transfer" to himself. A briefcase full of cash is the only way I would go forward with something like this, considering the rush to get it into international waters.

Oh, and I'd check each bill individually.

 

Pictures of dead Presidents.

Only way to go.

 

Yes, have him wire hmself and bring you cash. Otherwise, no deal.

 

Even at that, they could be fake dead presidents. Trust me...lots of phonies in circulation.

 

Escrow service.

But you already know he won't do that...

 

This is sounds like such an obvious scam, if you are even considering dealing with this guy at those terms you need to have your head examined. Wire transfer, indeed. Tell him the car has been sold to a Nigerian prince who is going to send you the wire transfer any day now.
Honestly though, just tell him the car has been already sold, then hang up.

 

COD!Then , Take him to your bank and have them check the $$, to make sure it's not fake, monpoly money!
He's a scam artist!!

 

Oh Yea! Bring a gun!!!

 

Just say the car is not for sale anymore you decided to keep the car no need to explain end of story.

 

It's probably just a cell phone number that originates here in Arkansas. I know people outside of Arkansas that still have their Arkansas cell phone number. The scammer probably had one of his cohorts walk into an Arkansas Wal-Mart and buy a Trak phone to get a phone that couldn't be traced. Did he have a Nigerian accent?

 

+1

 

yes, my wife has a calling card and it shows up as an out of state number

 

Do you have this fellow's name? Several years ago I sold my Lusso to a guy in Sweden. However, like everything I have ever sold, I demanded a certified bank check drawn on a US bank. When the bank confirmed the funds were in my account I delivered the car to the Port of Baltimore. No problem. Let me also advise that I was face to face with him so he could see the car. I doubt any broker would buy sight unseen.

 

I agree completely. I had someone, also very nice, trying to buy my car last year. Same scenario. I knew it was a scam, just like everyone knows this one is a scam. Steer clear or you will lose money. Just because you cannot figure out the details of the scam doesn't mean it isn't. Quit asking questions and run.

 

When I sell a cra, I always meet the buyer at my local bank branch. Safe location and I have them confirm the funds and deposit them on the spot. Then sign the paperwork.

 

Go for it. When he shows up and the money supposedly is wired go to your new bank and transfer the funds immediately into another account . once the funds are in YOUR account you close the old and THEN release the car.

I have these scammers all the time. Now they are asking if I really can send the money to the shipping company immediately. "Of Course" is my answer. They have to go through the hassle of making a fake casheirs check and FedEx it to me and then...."oh we'll have to wait till the money clears". They go nuts, I call them names and have a new "trophy" on the wall.

Remember, one of the scams is to say they wired the funds when they really send the funds by FedEx to your bank as a fake cashiers check to be deposited into your account, you check your funds in the morning and see money in and assume it was a wire. Call your bank and make sure it really was one and that those funds are in and clear and cannot be withdrawn from your account again.

Its fun playing with those guys.

 

My thoughts exactly.

 

Dude, keep you 308. It's a wonderful car, and this deal sounds like a bad situation.

 

Agree. Especially in black! However, if it sounds too good to be true........

 

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With your assistance I can be freed to help my grandmother have her kateracts removed and save my precieous child from the dingos that want to eat them. I have plenty of money in an offshore bank account. I need someone to acess the account will give $342,043.59 for your help.

Blease email me at [email protected]

 

Damn straight

 

Dammit!!! You're everywhere!!!
That last $52,536.42 was the last I'm sending you!!
Teh spAmrZ R evriwareZ
< runs from room screaming >

 

HA, obviously a scam!

There aren't any 'dingoes' in Zimbabwe!!!!