On July 20, I was looking on Craigslist to purchase a car for my college bound child. I found an '02 Honda Accord being sold for $3700 in Greenville, SC. Blue book value was 13, 200 for "private sale." Responded to seller, Miguel Sarge, by email that he must have made a mistake listing the car's price by "dropping the '1' of the advertised amount. The scammer replied back that he must sell the car quickly due to "personal problems." I paid for a Carfax report using the VIN the scammer supplied. The Carfax looked legit but the location of the car's title being in New Jersey caused me to wonder that something was wrong. When I emailed to see the car all I got were pictures and a request to send my name, address, and phone number back to the scammer who would then direct me to work with "Moneybookers." So where the hell was the car and why was the scammer working with an agency that sounded like a bookie with the mob. So I figured that this guy was gambling, losing, and surrendered his car to keep his legs intact. Then I checked the internet for fraud related information on Moneybookers when I happened accross complaint. Moneybookers is all over this websiteand because of that I am one of the fortunate ones not being hooked by this lousy scheme. My deepest sympathies to the people who were taken in and hurt by the sunzabitches running this scam. It may not help you right now but I believe that God makes things right and I would not want to be in the scammers shoes when they enter into the presence of such an angry God. If I had any other way to help... but this type of stuff is beyond me and who can you call?
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