The so called buyer says Hello,
Thanks so much for writing back but I'm sorry i won't be able to come see it anymore,am traveling tomorrow morning, I had plans to check it out, but that got changed. I still want it anyway,am getting it for my cousin as a surprise gift. If you could sell it to me when I get to my destination, I will mail you a certified check to cover the cost and also add funds to cover the shipping to where it will be needed.
I'll arrange for a shipper/mover to handle the pick up and delivery so it doesn't stress you. I really need this, quite important and urgent. I will be more than glad if it can be sold to me and i will have love to give you a call but am speech disable okay. Email me back with a name, address and your phone number for the check, write back soon. Thank you once again. I will be waiting to hear from you.
Regards
WARNING TO EVERYONE! Scams are abundant on this site. Case in point - last year an attempted scam was tried on me regarding a party barge I was interested in. I 'went' with the guy (or woman) who was attempting to scam me all the way up to the details on where to 'PayPal' a percentage of the money. That is where I received some details on that person and I turned those details over to the Louisiana Bureau of Investigation, Louisiana Attorney General, and the FBI. Don't know if it made any difference whatsoever, but it made me feel better.
Recently, I've been 'dealing' with 'Charlynla' or 'charlynlautz@hotmail.com' who is scam selling an ATV. 'Charlynla' also claims to be 'David Taylor' at davidtaylor@live.com who also claims to be an engineer working for Chevron.
I also suspect that 'ashelysch' or 'ashelyschlotts@hotmail.com' is also a scammer and probably is the same one who claims to be 'David Taylor'
I get emails like that EVERY DAY!! Each one has a different story, but they all have the same information request.
YOU R NAME IN FULL...............
CONTACT ADDRESS....
CITY.....
STATE......
COUNTRY..........
ZIP CODE.....................
PHONE NUMBER........................
Many times, the words will be mispelled and the whole thing sometimes doesn't make sence. They say you win UK lotteries, Microsoft is awarding you money, they have a business venture they want help with etc. etc. etc.
Accept cash in hand only, and don't even respond to those crooks. Also watch for counterfeit cash!!!