V8 Esprit for sale...too cheap

[Jussi]

This can't be true, sounds like scam

Mobile.de link

[Evil_Dr_Fish]

Most likely, simply a mistake

[jimmybondi]

Beware!

They are very likely some thugs who want to rob you when you bring the cash!

Another popular way to cheat you on your hard earned money:

The car, which obviously does not exist, is located somewhere in a far away country and you are asked to wire a deposit to an unknown bank to initiate transport.

Mostly, the tel. no. does not match with the address and the pictures were taken somewhere from the web. In this ad, the blanked reg. plates are definitely not German ones...and the background looks like some southern sunny place.

Edited August 9, 2005 by jimmybondi

[Jussi]

I almost fell out this kind of scam in this spring

Some guy was selling a supercar B) quite cheap. I asked if I can see it...nope it was a shipping container in England waiting to delivered to Germany. This german buyer cancelled the deal. I send 2weeks emails to this seller and even to this "buyer". Then I traced his emails seller and buyer was the same person and all his emails came from Bulgaria. It sounded organized crime, so I don't bother made any stupid actions. I reported it to Mobile.de, that it's a scam.

[WayneB]

There was a scam this winter involving a Lamborghini Miura. You fly out to some god forsaken place thinking you are going to steal a rare car, and if you are lucky they just take your cash

[senna21]

I recognize that car. It was listed on Ebay here in the States about a week or so ago. If memory serves me correctly it was located in Phoenix Arizona.

[twowheels]

maybe the first number is missing....meant to be 16100 euros, 26100 euros, 36100 euros...??? 61000- way too many euros...