Ive been looking to buy a VolksWagon Beetle. It never dawned on me that the magazine AutoTrader had a website for new and used cars. I decide to go take a look at their options. There I found a 2001 silver Beetle for 2430.00. I thought for sure something had to be wrong with it, so i tried contacting the owner with the number that was provided. It soundedlike a fax machine. I sent them an email to get the info i needed. The next day I got:
Hi there,
If you are interested in my car you should know that the car is as good as new, it has never been wrecked or damaged, the car is in excelent condition. The total price that I 'm asking for the car including shipping and insurance fees will be $2,340.00USD. The car is absolutely perfect, it has a clear title, has never been repaired, never been involved in any type of accident or had any paint or body work done! I live in Scotland now, where European specs are different from the American ones and it costs me too much driving this car legally here and also there is nobody interested in buying it here that's why I am selling it so cheap hoping to find a buyer since the car is located in Denver, CO at Moneybookers company. I would like to use MoneyBookers Shipping Department a third party service to handle this transaction for our both safety and comfort. (they will take care of the shipping/payment).
If you are still interested just send me your full name and shipping address and I will open a case and they will contact you with all the informations about our deal.
Thank you
Barbara Garner
Subject: Owner 63086589: AutoTrader.com: Vehicle Lead 2001 Volkswagen New Beetle
*vehicle lead*
I told my mom about what I thought was going to be great news. She advised me that I might want to make sure that their legit; and so I did. Thanks to many people's postings and reports of scams, I saved myself a lot of money that I definitly don't have. Beware of these people. Like one person said it "avoid them like the plague." These people need to be stopped.
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