Too good to be true !
#5
Yeah as much as I like that Spyder I'd have to grab that 2011 black Ferrari Italia that dealer has listed with 4K miles for $ 138,900
With rare exception, if it's too good to be true, it probably is.
With rare exception, if it's too good to be true, it probably is.
#6
Scam. They take pics from the ad and then email you making believe they're interested to get you to give them the VIN, allegedly to run a Carfax. I don't give my VIN to anyone until I'm able to vet the person. I had the same scammer contact me twice about my Spyder, forgetting he had already tried.
#7
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Features included in this truly unique Spyder:
3rd Row Seats
Bedliner
Child Seat
Fold Flat Seats
Moonroof AND Sunroof
Trailer Hitch
Damn, that's one unique car!
3rd Row Seats
Bedliner
Child Seat
Fold Flat Seats
Moonroof AND Sunroof
Trailer Hitch
Damn, that's one unique car!
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#9
To be brutally honest, you have to be really stupid to fall victim of any of those scams. The first step that scares away maybe 99% of them is to ask for a phone number. If you don't get one, move on. For most of us, only the great scammers makes us waste maybe a few minutes of our time. We can smell the rest by the ad alone, and don't even bother to keep looking.
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