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Re: Mk2 On Epay

To: tonythetiger@onecliq.net, tigers@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: Mk2 On Epay
From: DRVEE12@aol.com
Date: Tue, 4 Apr 2006 19:58:36 EDT
Very common ebay scam, almost a daily occurrence that a valuable car is 
offerred for a ridiculous "Buy it Now" price. The common theme in all will be;

Seller out of town / foreign country and never available for a direct 
transaction. You can never purchase one of these phantom cars immediately, for 
cash, 
because they dont actually exist or the actual owner has no idea his car is 
being offered on ebay.

The winning buyer will always be required to wire some form of good faith 
deposit, or total purchase price, to be held in "escrow" which will be 
disguised 
as a legitimate 3rd party, like Ebay Escrow, but is actually a spoof site that 
will complete the transaction, mainly take your money and leave you filling 
out countless fraudulent internet complaint forms but never getting your money 
back, and of course no car, either.

The common adage, "if it's too good to be true, its a rip off" was never more 
appropriate then when Ebay is concerned!

Keep us posted on your progress.

Steve 
B9471992
B382000793




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