Hilux 2012 has 83...kms Australia Royal Air Force

[sap2809]

THIS IS A SCAM

I’m very sad that I found this out a bit too late. I paid the money supposedly to eBay Motors but for a delivery of a Hilux 2012 that never arrived.
She said she’s a medical officer for the Royal Australian Air Force and she’s getting deployment soon. The truck was awarded to her after her divorce but she wants to give the money to her mum who is looking after her children.
The conversation between was very much active I mean replies very quickly to my emails as well as the so called eBay Motors. But after I paid up I kept messaging both her and eBay Motors but to no avail 😥
These people have the gut to do this...well I hope they loose everything or even worse.


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[alwayzbuzy]

And this onr

Hello again, as I've told you in my first e-mail, I'm in the Air Force with my medical team and right now I am on a military base. We are training, getting ready for leaving the country.

Before leaving I had prearranged the deal with eBay. I chose to hire them to take care of the whole selling process as I cannot leave the military base in the context of the Coronavirus Covid-19. The delivery process will be managed by me.
I think I can have it there at your home address within 1-2 working days. You will have 5 days to test and inspect the caravan, prior to making any purchase. During that 5 days testing period I will not be getting any money.
Only when you give the confirmation to eBay that you are satisfied by the caravan and wanna keep it, they will release the funds to me, otherwise, they will refund you the full amount of money without any question, and you can ship the caravan back on my expense.I need to know if you are interested so I can ask eBay to send you the details on this deal. If interested please include in your next email your contact info for eBay (full name, shipping address and phone number), so I can notify eBay that you are selected as my possible buyer and they will contact you to explain the entire procedure.

Warmest regards,
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[davewil1964]

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@alwayzbuzy wrote:
I'm so glad I saw this before I sent any money for the Daintree caravan. The ad is currently on facebook marketplace. How do I warn people who read it?? The saying is true if it's to good to be true then it probably is 😉

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How do you warn people who would buy a vehicle online and pay by bank deposit when they haven't even inspected it?

You can't. They are people who would buy a vehicle online and pay by bank deposit when they haven't even inspected it. They don't do warnings, they don't do due diligence. They do a 'bargain' and don't question why.