Let me guess... he's away for business and there's a lot of people interested in the car, if serious wire transfer him a deposit... or some variation of that.

 

ask him what his best final price is.... lol
they always ask me that.

 

Hi (name removed),

The GT3is still for sale but I have already handed it into consignment
to a dealership in Corpus Christi , TX. The Porsche is technically still
mine, the dealership only has power of attorney over it so either I find
a buyer or they do but in both cases they will handle the sale. No
dealership tax/fees will be applied for this sale. If you want you may
contact the dealership. Although they may have advertised it at a
different price, if you tell them you were referred by the original
seller the price will be the same as advertised by me and they will
honor it.

Thanks
John

 

Doesn't even appear to be an official Porsche dealer in Corpus Christi.
Who do I send my cash to?!?!

 

(name removed),

Well, before going any further, I have 2 questions if you don't
mind. One, are you a used car dealer by any chance? And second, are we
talking about a cash transaction ?Do you have the funds or you need a loan?


Thanks

John

 

this is getting entertaining

 

i usually schedule a meeting between seller and my money guy at the local in-n-out parking lot for the cash deposit.

despite being a scam...it does make me feel nostalgic for 2013 .1 RS prices

 

(name removed),

The dealership’s name is Erkka Motors and their website is
www.erkka-motors.com

Thanks

 

Erkka motors, registered 3/15/15 to someone in Queensland, Australia.

http://www.networksolutions.com/whoi...kka-motors.com

 

That address is between these two buildings. Maybe the dealership was built after the Google car drove by

 

This has certainly evolved into something else. Was hoping maybe someone could get a good deal, but I guess it's true, like others have said in this thread, if it looks to good to be true...

Although this scam artist does seem to have to great lengths for this scam. Website, real street with a few other dealers. Also, when I first saw this listing the car was for sale in Newport, CA. Now it's in Texas? Low lifes like this really can go f themselves

 

if you're you're in the OC bubble known as Newport Beach, then that's where you list your car. There's no such thing as simply "Newport, CA" or "the Newport coast". That was a giveaway that it's a scam by a non-local.

 

Hell of an effort by the scammer thus far.

 

This same scam happens in real estate rentals. Perp steals pics then lists a too good to be true rental rate, usually on Craig's list. The way it plays out is listing person can't show the property but asks interested party to send deposit $ which of course is never to be seen again, and no house to rent.