I was looking at cars on cars.com and came across an 2004 Audi A4 for $6320 and had only 63,444 miles on it. What a steal right? Yea I thought so too. There is very little information on the car and the only way to contact the seller was by email. Below it had the name Chan and that the car was located in Gilbergsville, PA. I emailed the seller to ask of the car was available and four hours later I get an respond from a Srgt. Sarah Haper stating that she is being deployed to Afganistan and she wants to get rid of the car before March 1st. Because this is a fast sell she doesn't want to deal with anyone who is going to try and get a loan for a car. If I was interested to respond to the email with my name and address and Amazon will send me a email regarding the process. This way the seller and buyer secures the purchase. I was giving 5 days to see if I wanted to go ahead with the purchase. The cost included the shipment of the vehicle and if I wasn't satisfied when I received it then I can return it with at the sellers expense and amazon would refund me my money. Things didn't seem right because the name was Chan then I get emailed by a Sarah. Second the only time I thought u were involved with Amazon payments was when you purchased off Amazon.com. This is definitely a scam and I will be reporting this to who ever I can!!! Buyer beware!!! I looked up the sellers name to get information and came back with no real Sarah Harper and this website that other buyers had I countered the same scam!!!
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