Look out for Stolen Enzo Key!!

In the off chance that you do get the key, I would demand to know the VIN # of the Enzo it came from and who the owner is in order to verify that it is indeed from an Enzo and not from a different Ferrari. How can you trust anything this scammer ever tells you?

If I were you, I would just want my money back. But if you do decide to keep a key (if he sent you one), get the Enzo VIN. I bet it's not from an Enzo.

 

I don't really have an advice that hasn't already been said here, but just wanted to say good luck and I hope it works out in the end for you. Definately waiting to hear the outcome though!!

 

So.... is there an update....?

 

Well, are you going to leave ++++ feedback?

 

J,

Please don't remove this thread. I think it has been fair and shows the honest conclusion. It is only with this record that someone else maybe able to learn something if this happens again. Don't erase this history.

He made good on this promise and your post shows it. I don't know why he would want it erased unless he plans on problems in the future.

I once took an employee to court who had taken checks and mail. The judge removed it from his record because of his first (maybe) violation. Now if another employee hires this guy he will not know who he is dealing with. FYI - A few months later I saw him working at the local post office. How's that for justice?

 

Yay!
I think the Ferrari Fraud Busters won one today. I was so interested in this story that I'm checking right now with my bag sitting by the door on my way out to the USGP, but I had to know what happened!
And I agree about not deleting the thread. It shows the guy came through in the end and is more documentation people can refer to on ebay scams. Or whatever it was.

 

Man, I hate to say this since you are a fellow F-Chatter, but you are a total fool. You have got to be the most naive person I've met in a very long time. I'm sorry to sound so harsh, but I'm trying to wake you up.

First of all, I've identified multiple places where the seller/scammer is identified to have lied to the Ferrari community. DOCUMENTED.

Second of all, you just said he sent you the same key as the ones in his original auction picture!! I don't know why your naivity annoys me so greatly.

You also said he's getting some money from UPS. So he's got your money, and he's getting paid double by UPS. Looks like the scammer has got his scam and the fool has been fooled. All the world is right again despite all our efforts to help.

 

Don't remove this thread. It does lots of good in different ways.

It was a scam from the start. He couldn't have had the exact key in the photo if it was stolen, and he would have realized immediately he never mailed it since he knew where it was to eventually send it.

I hope word is getting around to NEVER scam a Ferrari related item as there is this watchdog group ready to defend one of their brethern.

Ken

 

If you don't give this guy a negative rating and report him to eBay then you are doing a diservice to every other Ferrari buyer who this guy will try to scam in the future. You owe something to the community and by giving him anything but a negative feedback and reporting him then you are stabbing us all in the back.

 

I agree that this thread shld stay... for many reasons it provides community awareness. JunR owes the seller nothing, and quite frankly, the positive outcome shld do him no harm. As always though - proceed with extra caution.

PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE ROB.

 

he has doubled up if he is taking UPS money. that's a fact.

he had two keys to start with. how many does he have left?

we'll watch e bay and see...........

plus there was his little cute post here on this site to start with....

he's a player all right.

don't think i'll be dealing with canada anytime soon...
I just cleaned up a deal where customs across the border was handled in a pretty confusing manner. Used my company's name in lieu of mine due to shipping address, took awhile to get sorted out and increased the quoted cost of the goods.

I buy millions $$$ as FOB jobsite, and have little patience for all these "gotchas".

Come to think of it I had a large shipment of preprogrammmed equipment that arrived "erased" by the border crossing! must be a BIG magnetic field...

 

ROB PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE!!

JunR already indicated the kid followed through and sent another key, BUT that doesn't mean it wasn't a scam from the beginning. This thread will prove invaluable to others along the way. Trust us.

 

I just looked at an Enzo key and it has a 2 on it. I don't think they are numbered 1,2. I'd have to take a look at the other one.

 

My guess is that he only had that one key, key #2. It says #2 in the eBay picture and after he mailed the first package, he just sent key #2 again and that's what was received. Amazing he sent the same key twice! Also, the eBay picture was taken over a year ago... so there is much more to this story. He probably "sold" it on eBay before.

But seriously, I would have my doubts as to whether or not this is an Enzo key at all.

Let's have him produce the Enzo's VIN and history. Oh wait, he can't and won't, right? I seriously doubt this is an Enzo key.

Is he banned from Ferrari Chat yet (ROBM3) for lying on here as well?

He's lucky he scammed somebody who is willing to let this go. If it was me, he would regret it for the rest of his life!

 

No need to bash J, he got what he wanted in the end... but Matterhorn does have a point and Im surprised it hasn't been in more focus... WHERE'S PROOF THAT HIS UNCLE HAS AN ENZO?

RocketBoy

PS: Will RobM3 next put a Ferrari Screwdriver with mysterious scratches on Ebay? Or pictures of his "uncle's" Enzo that for some reason have palm trees in the background despite being in Toronto?

 

Con-artist make a living by sounding convincing, sympathetic, and helpful... not by sounding like an evil criminal. That is the mistake everybody makes when they get ripped off. "He sounded so nice and sincere..."

IF it wasn't for this guy lying to us in multiple documented cases, then I would think there was a CHANCE that his case was legit. A very very slim chance, but a chance nonetheless. Given his track record though (as I've identified in previous posts on here), he has no benefit of the doubt. His original UPS story is BS... and as I've explained in previous posts on here, his screwdriver Enzo theft story is obviously BS.

All this sums up to a kid who is an unbelievable scammer. I understand you are satisifed getting your key and forgetting about the matter. But in my opinion, you owe it to other Ferrari enthusiasts to do your parts to make sure this doesn't happen again. But if you don't... I'm certainly not going to make a federal case out of your decision. That's not a big deal. But this scammer... he deserves no sympathy.

 

I agree totally, this thread will only help all of us in the future.

 

OMG this thread reads like a good detectives novell ... was great fun reading it now and also read the 'good end' glad that you have the key (but how can you be sure it's an Enzo's key?? I just wondered)

ciao,
Waldo
ForzaRossa.com

 

where's SkizoAce when you need him????


Skizo, see if Dahr J. will show or sell you his "old" keys! That fit the smouldering hulk!

 

J,

I don't think your a fool & congrats

Rob,

Thanks for keeping the thread.....

Good news all around

 

do not remove this thread it shows the seller was such a good ebayer he resolved the problem at his own expense?????????????? and he is a credit to ebay and loads of other people will see that he resolved a problem at his own expense and give others the confidence to buy from him[ but i wouldnt the scaming little theif] my opinion anyway