Another auto scam trying to use Moneybookers. I have attached the classified ad, and did not fall for this. This was listed in the Northwest Classifieds of the Seattle Times online. Be careful, this sounds too good to be true. A carfax hit with 10 items.
Hi,
I'm Steve McSwiney, you inquired about my 2004 Volkswagen Touareg V8 (VIN: WVGCM77L24D055781).
I apologize for the delay, I'm in the military and now I am in United Kingdom and that's why I couldn't reply in time. If you are still interested in buying it, I'm asking $4, 980. It has a clean title, very well maintained, always garage kept, no rust, excellent condition, runs and sounds 100% perfect with no leaks or noises. All power and optional equipments are working perfect. I have to sell this car as fast as I can because I am about to lose my house if I don't pay the mortgage ASAP. This is why I am selling it so cheap. If you want to buy the car, I can ship for free within US with one of our military airplanes so you don't have to worry about the distance. Because I am out of country and I don't have someone in US to handle the transaction for me, I want to use Moneybookers (http://www.moneybookers.com), to secure the transaction and to handle the whole process for us. Using Moneybookers will secure the transaction and you will receive the car before I'll get paid and of course I'm also covered because the funds will be kept safety. You can see some pics on the following link from my personal page: http://picasaweb.google.com/100640578511485921958/V8
Let me know if you are interested.
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