This ad for a 2008 Acura that seemed too good to be true, clearly was. The ad was only up for 15 minutes when we emailed her, and then taken down promptly. This email was sent this morning, and seemed very fishy:
"Hi,
Thank you for your interest in buying my vehicle. My 2004 Acura TL 3.2 has 116,264 original kms, automatic transmission. It is in perfect condition, no need for additional repairs, no scratches, dings, rust, special marks whatsoever. The interior looks great. It runs like new and all services are up to date.
Also, I need to mention that it was never involved in any accidents, pets free.
The price is $2,540 (non-negotiable). Because of my divorce settlement, I own this vehicle and I don`t need it because I have another vehicle so I'm trying to sell it as soon as possible. I gave the vehicle to Google Wallet who will deliver it to the next owner. The transaction will be made through Google Wallet for our own safety because I'm out of town with my job for another 3 weeks and I can't take care of this. The best part about this is that you'll get 5 days for inspection. If at the end of those 5 days you decide not to keep it you'll get a full refund.
If you're interested in purchasing it just email me your full name, full address and phone # so that I can initiate the deal through Google Wallet and they will contact you to explain the procedure.
PS: I can send more pics."
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