I'm sick and tired of these scams too. I found an awesome '88 M3 for $6k (these normally sell for around $20k) and a 2000 integra type R for $4. The guy with M3 was supposedly located fairly closed, so I inquired whether I can take a look at it - I haven't gotten a response from this guy again. It sucks that there really is no way to get back at these bastards

 

lol hahahaha i am sedding him that nigerian prince scam email and saying. yea i got all this money so if you wanna trade 17,000,000 straight up that would be cool with me.hahahaha

 

haha. I'm willing to bet that you will not get a reply, but if you do, be sure to post it here.

 

dont ever hand over the cash without seeing the goods. thats my mado

 

eh im not a big fan of that kit but the interior is SICK.

to bad its a scam.

 

I'm with riceburner, if you going to spend that much cash go get it directly expecially if not from a well know reputable company. Could even be old pic and car in not as good shape. And for a car you should see it run before you buy. Easy to cover up stuff with a good cleaning. Car salesman do it all the time so you don't see oil leaks before you buy them. If a deal seems too good to be true then it probably is. And on a switch with that, if you don't see a price on something there is a reason for that also.

 

Scammers are "special" people. I was looking for an E46 M3 last year and saw like 10 of them going for like $15k on Autotrader and Ebay. The car is always 1400 miles away or overseas. And they always require escrow accounts with like $2000-$4000 down before shipment. WOW!