69 hemi Charger For sale on ebay

[MikeD]

Check out the buy now price http://wyckoffbakerycafe.com/Store/lanebaywseBayISAPIdllViewItemcategory=98030loitem=rd=0.htm

[viper r/t]

what an idiot

[Mopar440+6]

Can you say scam? But if it isn't Im gonna drain my bank account!

[ChargerSG]

There is something wrong here Scam is the word i think

[hydroforce]

can't ask seller or contact in any way......

[ChargerSG]

If you click on it on it you see a another site for 0,01 seconds and my Account Guard just scream....

[ChargerSG]

Its a spoofsite! They must have stolen an Ebay user. In Ebay it says that its ended, and when you click on see relisted item it jumps to a site outside Ebay(and the item number changes) and my Accont Guard says "you are not on Ebay" soo i reported it there, that scam was really well made...

[hemigeno]

The folks at Wyckoff Bakery Cafe are in for a surprise...

[Telvis]

Yep big scam...

[charger01]

Its been on ebay at least 5 times in the last 2 days, and even more than that in the past.  The auctions have gone back and fourth from regular auction to private auctions with a different user id each time.  SOB

[sharpspike]

there are 3 more on ebay right now for challenger's and cuda's. all say email me before you bid or face neg feedback, of course my ebay mail is not working so use this one. 2 hemi's and one convertible. all show quality all below $7000. they put them up faster than ebay can take them down.

i wonder how much they actually make at this.

[Blakcharger440]

Nice car! I wonder whose it really is?

[MikeD]

Its a spoofsite! They must have stolen an Ebay user. In Ebay it says that its ended, and when you click on see relisted item it jumps to a site outside Ebay(and the item number changes) and my Accont Guard says "you are not on Ebay" soo i reported it there, that scam was really well made...

The same here,I was just looking around at the Charger for sell when I tryed to go back to other cars it would open with the same car.

MikeD

[Silver R/T]

they need to be hunted down one by one

[ramit]

This same car has popped up 3 different times in the last 24 hours.  This scammer does not know when to stop.

[69_500]

I'll give them this much. At least their scam add, has more pictures, and a way better description than the ebay add for the HEMI 4 door from Canada.


Anyone know who's car that really is? Gorgeous ride. HEMI, 4 speed, hmmm, does it get much better than that?

[69Charger500]

So what is the point of them doing this?  How do they benefit from it?  Or do they just have too much time on their hands?

[69_500]

They can benefit from someone agreeing to the buy it now price, and then taking the money and running.

[69Charger500]

Oh....

That is not good...

I could not buy a car without looking at it personally, but I guess these days it happens!

[Highbanked Hauler]

 

[nh_mopar_fan]

start bidding boys. I'm the current high bidder.

[hemigeno]

Oh....

That is not good...

I could not buy a car without looking at it personally, but I guess these days it happens!

Their hook on deals like this is to appeal to a person's greed.  If a guy knew good and well that a Hemicar would be worth many, many, MANY times the Buy-It-Now price -- even if it were actually in very poor condition -- he might be tempted to jump on a B-I-N deal without doing any legwork.  Their greed would blind them from being sensible.  These scammers prey on the fact that some folks would willingly "take advantage" of the poor seller's need to get rid of a car quickly by buying it sight-unseen.  If they put a reasonable price on a car like that, people would want to see all kinds of verification of the car's authenticity, and would probably want to see it in person before buying it.  Scammers want you to believe this is the deal of the century, and that you had better jump on it before someone else does.

Two old addages apply here:

If a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is...

and

You can't cheat an honest man...

[MikeD]

Oh....

That is not good...

I could not buy a car without looking at it personally, but I guess these days it happens!

Their hook on deals like this is to appeal to a person's greed.  If a guy knew good and well that a Hemicar would be worth many, many, MANY times the Buy-It-Now price -- even if it were actually in very poor condition -- he might be tempted to jump on a B-I-N deal without doing any legwork.  Their greed would blind them from being sensible.  These scammers prey on the fact that some folks would willingly "take advantage" of the poor seller's need to get rid of a car quickly by buying it sight-unseen.  If they put a reasonable price on a car like that, people would want to see all kinds of verification of the car's authenticity, and would probably want to see it in person before buying it.  Scammers want you to believe this is the deal of the century, and that you had better jump on it before someone else does.

Two old addages apply here:

If a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is...

and

You can't cheat an honest man...

That was very well put

[69Charger500]

Yes, it certainly was...

There is another old saying:  "Buyer Beware!!!!!!!!!!!!"

And my all time personal favorite:  "Don't pi55 down my back and tell me it's raining!!!!!!!!!!!"

Anybody remember who said that, and where??

[MikeD]

Yes, it certainly was...

There is another old saying:  "Buyer Beware!!!!!!!!!!!!"

And my all time personal favorite:  "Don't pi55 down my back and tell me it's raining!!!!!!!!!!!"

Anybody remember who said that, and where??

Was this guy who selling this Hemi Charger???