RE: [DML] Re: Suspicious eBay offer

["Jason Sisto" <wizard@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Just go another message from the ebay delorean seller.

Know things have changed...he want me to wire him money via Western Union!!

Lets see what is next.  He still has not given me the VIN or name on the title 
or HIS/HER name for that matter, but I am still trying!!

JAS


See copy of message below


-----Original Message-----

Hello again

The car have a clear title and you will receive it inthe same day when you will receive the car.
You must make a transfer with 3500$ via western union and after that you must send a fax with the receipt of payment to Square Trade.They ill keep the payment information until you will receive and inspect the car.When you will receive the car you must send a confirmation to Square Trade to tell them that you want to buy the car.
Give me your name and address so I can contact Square Trade and after that they will contact you with more info about this deal.


-----Original Message-----
From: therealdmcvegas [mailto:dmcvegas@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 1:46 PM
To: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [DML] Re: Suspicious eBay offer




Take it from me, as someone who purchased a DeLorean from a dead man's family estate. 
Berevement doen't make people stupid. They may not ask for the fair market price, 
because they may not be aware of it, true. But people in those kind of situations would 
have a car like this sitting in the driveway, or at some mechanics shop. You wouldn't have 
someone online, taking this much time, and willing to go thru so much effort to unload 
the car. They would do it as quickly, and as quietly as possible.

Now, if you really want to put this seller to the test, ask for a VIN #, and whose name the 
title of this car is currently in, so that you can verify this with the DeLorean vendors whom 
kept detailed records of every car, so that you can verify it's service history. See if you even 
get a response back on that one. And if you want to push it even further, ask him for the 
address of the vehicle, so that you can inspect the car in person, and drive it home 
yourself the same day. To go even further, what dead reletive should you ask for?

Also, this person isn't an American, I can tell you that. In America, we're pretty vengeful 
culture, so no one "dies in a tragic accident". We're always "killed in accident", because we 
like to shift the blame.

-Robert
vin 6585 "X"



--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, toscano2@xxxx wrote:
> 
> re: the "too good to be true" auction I wrote about yesterday...the seller has finally sent 
me something more than a one-word answer. This thing just gets weirder and 
weirder...anyone know if this is indeed the same car being offered within the last month or 
so by a scammer? Obviously I no longer plan to purchase this, I just find it interesting:
> 
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