Found a fishy but too good of a deal to pass up without doing my due dilligence on Craigslist. It was a 2006 Acura RSX Type-S that blue books at about 10k being sold for $4,200.00. I avoided the post for a few days because of how obvious it was to be a scam. There was no real description, simply one picture of the car with the writing this Acura always turns heads. I decided to contact her just to be sure it's a scam and not a rare great deal. We talked for a few days, she sent me a link to a photobucket for more pics of the car, looked legit but still I was being extremely skeptical because I've never got anything off of Craigslist, let alone a car. She told me the sob story about her divorce and had no need for the car because she's a "woman" and has no need for the car. She told me that she has a prearranged deal with Amazon and the car is sealed and ready to be shipped at her local shipping company. I asked for a Vin number and never got a reply to that question, finally I asked for the invoice from Amazon for proof and she told me she needed my full name and phone number. No idea why she would need such info, I gave her half a fake name, fake first name but real yet decently common last name and my work's phone number. She got back to me saying I will get an invoice and blah blah 3 days to arrive if I want it 5 days to try will take it back if I don't like it. After not receiving the invoice, I decided to google her a little and wah lah, scambook: p She didn't get this guy! But hopefully she get's stopped!
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