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Flying Dutchman · 03-07-2014, 02:41 PM

It"s income tax season and surveys show that #1 on the income tax buyers list is a car, and the 1st place people go often times for a used one is craigslist. This is also the time many con artists/crooks try to cheat you out of your cash and craigslist is theeee place they chose for their hunting ground. NEVER deal your money through craigslist unless its in person. Remember these 3 letters C.O.D. Cash on delivery. Also, always meet the buyer/seller in a public place under the sun with lotsa people around. And if the deal sounds too good to be true? Then most likely it is. Example. 2007 Honda accord 90k miles mint condition. Moving over seas and will ship the car to you after payment. $2000.00. No calls text only. Then they try to get you to send money. Unless it needs a motor and tranny, you will never find that car for 2000. Even at a dealer auction you'd pay much more for it, and this deal is most likely a scam. Its your hard earned money and you need to protect it. Good luck.

Regulus · 03-07-2014, 03:48 PM

Remember, if it seems too good to be true, it probably is!

03-07-2014, 03:48 PM	#2
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03-07-2014, 02:41 PM	#1
Flying Dutchman Member Senior Member Join Date: Sep 16, 2004 Location: New York Posts: 1,266	ALL BUYERS BEWARE!!! It"s income tax season and surveys show that #1 on the income tax buyers list is a car, and the 1st place people go often times for a used one is craigslist. This is also the time many con artists/crooks try to cheat you out of your cash and craigslist is theeee place they chose for their hunting ground. NEVER deal your money through craigslist unless its in person. Remember these 3 letters C.O.D. Cash on delivery. Also, always meet the buyer/seller in a public place under the sun with lotsa people around. And if the deal sounds too good to be true? Then most likely it is. Example. 2007 Honda accord 90k miles mint condition. Moving over seas and will ship the car to you after payment. $2000.00. No calls text only. Then they try to get you to send money. Unless it needs a motor and tranny, you will never find that car for 2000. Even at a dealer auction you'd pay much more for it, and this deal is most likely a scam. Its your hard earned money and you need to protect it. Good luck.