Ridiculously good deal in San Francisco
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Ridiculously good deal in San Francisco
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/cto/d/san-francisco-2008-porsche-911-carrera/7033845526.html
found it searching Craigslist like I do everyday. I am not the seller.
im looking for a 997 Turbo so though I’d let someone else scoop it up. Looks legit from the ad
found it searching Craigslist like I do everyday. I am not the seller.
im looking for a 997 Turbo so though I’d let someone else scoop it up. Looks legit from the ad
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Yeah, that’s WAY too cheap. Those pictures look like they were taken by www.evanpaulmotorcars.com. The background is the same. There was another thread here recently about an elaborate online scammer, who had a fake dealer website and was also using Craigslist. I found that they were taking cars from Evan Paul’s website, removing the watermark and listening them as their own. This seems to be part of that.
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Yeah, that’s WAY too cheap. Those pictures look like they were taken by www.evanpaulmotorcars.com. The background is the same. There was another thread here recently about an elaborate online scammer, who had a fake dealer website and was also using Craigslist. I found that they were taking cars from Evan Paul’s website, removing the watermark and listening them as their own. This seems to be part of that.
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Guys, this craigslist ad is a total scam. The pictures were lifted from a bringatrailer listing from December of 2018 where this car sold for $57,500:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...1-carrera-s-7/
If it's too good to be true, it most certainly is not true.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...1-carrera-s-7/
If it's too good to be true, it most certainly is not true.
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#7
I say this any chance I get: there really are no Turbos under $55k. And honestly finding them under $60k is pretty uncommon. I investigated a $50k Turbo that seemed legit. It was falling apart.
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