<VV> Suspect Car deal

[Mark Blaskovich]

I have also had similar offers in selling cars.  I have never followed
through with any of them.  I even considered opening a new bank account
(with minimal funds of course) for them to wire the funds, then when cleared
I would use those same funds to refund the difference.  They never followed
up.  You seem to have already figured out that if this is not a scam it is
at least highly suspect.

Putting our money under the mattress is looking better than ever.

Mark Blaskovich
'66 Corsa 140 convertible
etc
etc


----- Original Message -----
From: "Donald Manen" <donmanen@yahoo.com>
To: <virtualvairs@corvair.org>
Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 2:09 PM
Subject: <VV> Suspect Car deal


> In response to an ad to sell one of my cars-  listed
> ONLY in the CORSA Communique- a dealer (I guess)
> claims  to be an agent for someone---- pictures of
> car, description, etc sent-- to
> bonanzaautos212@yahoo.com   -- now I understand there
> is to be a certified check for $12,000-then I'm to
> issue a refund certified check for the excess $7,000.
> And I'm to send my name, rank, serial number, etc, so
> the deal can be finalized!!!!
>
> I have never heard the Latin for "Let The SELLER
> Beware"  --
>
> DM
> Born recently- but not last night (well, maybe not
> that recently!)
>
>
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