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I got the same email that Randy received. I asked her why not sell the car to a friend that will gladly take it since the price is half the value of the price. Here it is::
First of all I’m very glad you like my car. It runs and looks great. It has no hidden flaws, no dents, no leaks and it hasn’t been involved in any crashes. I have its clear title in hand and it’s located in Bridgeport, WV. I serve the USAF and I’m stationed at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam. I won’t be able to leave the base until December, so I will have the car shipped to you at my expense because I benefit of various discounts.
I will pay the shipping fees and the insurance of the car.
All documents will be provided to you along with the car including the bill of sale under your name, title, service records …
I’m a serious seller and I prefer to deal only with a serious buyer that understands my situation, no tire kickers, no time wasters, I have to sell the car ASAP.
The reason I’m selling the car are of personal nature.
The car is located in Bridgeport, WV and I’m at the base so I have arranged the deal to go through eBay’s service.
The final price is $4200 if you buy it within the next few days.
Please reply if you’re interested and I’ll get back with more details of the car, more pictures and the VIN.
Looking forward to hearing from you,
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I am really thankful for this article because it really gives great information about car scams.
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