Doesn't this look like a scam? came up on my car gurus facebook
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https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/l-Used...ting=171636525
just reads scam - one car picture at a petrol station
just reads scam - one car picture at a petrol station
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It was sold at a carmax dealer in TX with 9,600 miles for $76,XXX Back in Sept 2016. This car obviously is a 991 and was discussed a little here.
https://rennlist.com/forums/991/8636...1-1-a-348.html
At face value, I wouldnt think scam. More like selling a car old school way....like when Autotrader was sold at 7-11. S simple phone call would make things gel one way or the other.
https://rennlist.com/forums/991/8636...1-1-a-348.html
At face value, I wouldnt think scam. More like selling a car old school way....like when Autotrader was sold at 7-11. S simple phone call would make things gel one way or the other.
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VIN build sheet matches picture. Price is more-or-less market correct.
I think just an example of a terrible ad rather than a scam.
I think just an example of a terrible ad rather than a scam.
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I know it seems strange but I have responded to similar ads in the So Cal region with one pic at the gas station and based on the communication they were not scams. Just individuals with very poor marketing skills.
My experience with scams are prices they are WAY below market
My experience with scams are prices they are WAY below market