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Trying to sell car on Craigslist, I'm sure this is a scam...? So, I'm selling my car: http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/3096844401.html Then this happens: > Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2012 07:21:17 -0500 > From: "Pierre Stewart" <(random characters)@gmail.com> > To: (CL listing ID)@sale.craigslist.org > Reply-To: "Pierre Stewart" <(generic email that actually relates to name supplied, unlike the 'from' address)@gmail.com> > Subject: 1973 Volvo P1800ES, low miles, many pictures - $9900 (Westfield, IN) > > I'm interested, do you still have it for sale? > > pierre Okay, I say to myself, this is good. So I reply: > It is still for sale. Would you like to have someone come check it out? Then I get this, and my scam radar goes off: > I'm interested and consider it sold, I'm buying it for my father and > payment would be through PayPal, my agent will come for pick up, > actually I'm working in a ship and most time I am off shore. Expecting > your prompt reply, with the name and email address on the your PayPal > account so that I can make the payment and please provide me with > recent pictures including this item so I can see the condition before > we proceed since I would not be seen it in person so I can make a > payment right away, and pick up would at your residence. And lastly, > I'm offering additional $100 to your final price for you to keep it > off from other offer. If you don't have paypal account yet, it is > very easy to set up, go to http://www.paypal.com and get it set up.. > looking forward to your response. > > Regards. So, my questions are: * I'd like to sell my car, but what's this guy up to? * I'm assuming I'll either get payment that's 2x what I asked, and then be asked to send the overage back, or * I'll get paid, send the car off, then PayPal will get some complaint saying I ripped them off and take the money back, leaving me with no car and no money. How do I get the money for the car and keep it without getting screwed wit

Trying to sell car on Craigslist, I'm sure this is a scam...? So, I'm selling my car: http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/3096844401.html Then this happens: > Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2012 07:21:17 -0500 > From: "Pierre Stewart" <(random characters)@gmail.com> > To: (CL listing ID)@sale.craigslist.org > Reply-To: "Pierre Stewart" <(generic email that actually relates to name supplied, unlike the 'from' address)@gmail.com> > Subject: 1973 Volvo P1800ES, low miles, many pictures - $9900 (Westfield, IN) > > I'm interested, do you still have it for sale? > > pierre Okay, I say to myself, this is good. So I reply: > It is still for sale. Would you like to have someone come check it out? Then I get this, and my scam radar goes off: > I'm interested and consider it sold, I'm buying it for my father and > payment would be through PayPal, my agent will come for pick up, > actually I'm working in a ship and most time I am off shore. Expecting > your prompt reply, with the name and email address on the your PayPal > account so that I can make the payment and please provide me with > recent pictures including this item so I can see the condition before > we proceed since I would not be seen it in person so I can make a > payment right away, and pick up would at your residence. And lastly, > I'm offering additional $100 to your final price for you to keep it > off from other offer. If you don't have paypal account yet, it is > very easy to set up, go to http://www.paypal.com and get it set up.. > looking forward to your response. > > Regards. So, my questions are: * I'd like to sell my car, but what's this guy up to? * I'm assuming I'll either get payment that's 2x what I asked, and then be asked to send the overage back, or * I'll get paid, send the car off, then PayPal will get some complaint saying I ripped them off and take the money back, leaving me with no car and no money. How do I get the money for the car and keep it without getting screwed wit

Trying to sell car on Craigslist, I'm sure this is a scam...? So, I'm selling my car: http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/3096844401.html Then this happens: > Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2012 07:21:17 -0500 > From: "Pierre Stewart" <(random characters)@gmail.com> > To: (CL listing ID)@sale.craigslist.org > Reply-To: "Pierre Stewart" <(generic email that actually relates to name supplied, unlike the 'from' address)@gmail.com> > Subject: 1973 Volvo P1800ES, low miles, many pictures - $9900 (Westfield, IN) > > I'm interested, do you still have it for sale? > > pierre Okay, I say to myself, this is good. So I reply: > It is still for sale. Would you like to have someone come check it out? Then I get this, and my scam radar goes off: > I'm interested and consider it sold, I'm buying it for my father and > payment would be through PayPal, my agent will come for pick up, > actually I'm working in a ship and most time I am off shore. Expecting > your prompt reply, with the name and email address on the your PayPal > account so that I can make the payment and please provide me with > recent pictures including this item so I can see the condition before > we proceed since I would not be seen it in person so I can make a > payment right away, and pick up would at your residence. And lastly, > I'm offering additional $100 to your final price for you to keep it > off from other offer. If you don't have paypal account yet, it is > very easy to set up, go to http://www.paypal.com and get it set up.. > looking forward to your response. > > Regards. So, my questions are: * I'd like to sell my car, but what's this guy up to? * I'm assuming I'll either get payment that's 2x what I asked, and then be asked to send the overage back, or * I'll get paid, send the car off, then PayPal will get some complaint saying I ripped them off and take the money back, leaving me with no car and no money. How do I get the money for the car and keep it without getting screwed wit

Trying to sell car on Craigslist, I'm sure this is a scam...? So, I'm selling my car: http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/3096844401.html Then this happens: > Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2012 07:21:17 -0500 > From: "Pierre Stewart" <(random characters)@gmail.com> > To: (CL listing ID)@sale.craigslist.org > Reply-To: "Pierre Stewart" <(generic email that actually relates to name supplied, unlike the 'from' address)@gmail.com> > Subject: 1973 Volvo P1800ES, low miles, many pictures - $9900 (Westfield, IN) > > I'm interested, do you still have it for sale? > > pierre Okay, I say to myself, this is good. So I reply: > It is still for sale. Would you like to have someone come check it out? Then I get this, and my scam radar goes off: > I'm interested and consider it sold, I'm buying it for my father and > payment would be through PayPal, my agent will come for pick up, > actually I'm working in a ship and most time I am off shore. Expecting > your prompt reply, with the name and email address on the your PayPal > account so that I can make the payment and please provide me with > recent pictures including this item so I can see the condition before > we proceed since I would not be seen it in person so I can make a > payment right away, and pick up would at your residence. And lastly, > I'm offering additional $100 to your final price for you to keep it > off from other offer. If you don't have paypal account yet, it is > very easy to set up, go to http://www.paypal.com and get it set up.. > looking forward to your response. > > Regards. So, my questions are: * I'd like to sell my car, but what's this guy up to? * I'm assuming I'll either get payment that's 2x what I asked, and then be asked to send the overage back, or * I'll get paid, send the car off, then PayPal will get some complaint saying I ripped them off and take the money back, leaving me with no car and no money. How do I get the money for the car and keep it without getting screwed wit

Trying to sell car on Craigslist, I'm sure this is a scam...? So, I'm selling my car: http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/3096844401.html Then this happens: > Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2012 07:21:17 -0500 > From: "Pierre Stewart" <(random characters)@gmail.com> > To: (CL listing ID)@sale.craigslist.org > Reply-To: "Pierre Stewart" <(generic email that actually relates to name supplied, unlike the 'from' address)@gmail.com> > Subject: 1973 Volvo P1800ES, low miles, many pictures - $9900 (Westfield, IN) > > I'm interested, do you still have it for sale? > > pierre Okay, I say to myself, this is good. So I reply: > It is still for sale. Would you like to have someone come check it out? Then I get this, and my scam radar goes off: > I'm interested and consider it sold, I'm buying it for my father and > payment would be through PayPal, my agent will come for pick up, > actually I'm working in a ship and most time I am off shore. Expecting > your prompt reply, with the name and email address on the your PayPal > account so that I can make the payment and please provide me with > recent pictures including this item so I can see the condition before > we proceed since I would not be seen it in person so I can make a > payment right away, and pick up would at your residence. And lastly, > I'm offering additional $100 to your final price for you to keep it > off from other offer. If you don't have paypal account yet, it is > very easy to set up, go to http://www.paypal.com and get it set up.. > looking forward to your response. > > Regards. So, my questions are: * I'd like to sell my car, but what's this guy up to? * I'm assuming I'll either get payment that's 2x what I asked, and then be asked to send the overage back, or * I'll get paid, send the car off, then PayPal will get some complaint saying I ripped them off and take the money back, leaving me with no car and no money. How do I get the money for the car and keep it without getting screwed wit

Trying to sell car on Craigslist, I'm sure this is a scam...? So, I'm selling my car: http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/3096844401.html Then this happens: > Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2012 07:21:17 -0500 > From: "Pierre Stewart" <(random characters)@gmail.com> > To: (CL listing ID)@sale.craigslist.org > Reply-To: "Pierre Stewart" <(generic email that actually relates to name supplied, unlike the 'from' address)@gmail.com> > Subject: 1973 Volvo P1800ES, low miles, many pictures - $9900 (Westfield, IN) > > I'm interested, do you still have it for sale? > > pierre Okay, I say to myself, this is good. So I reply: > It is still for sale. Would you like to have someone come check it out? Then I get this, and my scam radar goes off: > I'm interested and consider it sold, I'm buying it for my father and > payment would be through PayPal, my agent will come for pick up, > actually I'm working in a ship and most time I am off shore. Expecting > your prompt reply, with the name and email address on the your PayPal > account so that I can make the payment and please provide me with > recent pictures including this item so I can see the condition before > we proceed since I would not be seen it in person so I can make a > payment right away, and pick up would at your residence. And lastly, > I'm offering additional $100 to your final price for you to keep it > off from other offer. If you don't have paypal account yet, it is > very easy to set up, go to http://www.paypal.com and get it set up.. > looking forward to your response. > > Regards. So, my questions are: * I'd like to sell my car, but what's this guy up to? * I'm assuming I'll either get payment that's 2x what I asked, and then be asked to send the overage back, or * I'll get paid, send the car off, then PayPal will get some complaint saying I ripped them off and take the money back, leaving me with no car and no money. How do I get the money for the car and keep it without getting screwed wit

Trying to sell car on Craigslist, I'm sure this is a scam...? So, I'm selling my car: http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/3096844401.html Then this happens: > Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2012 07:21:17 -0500 > From: "Pierre Stewart" <(random characters)@gmail.com> > To: (CL listing ID)@sale.craigslist.org > Reply-To: "Pierre Stewart" <(generic email that actually relates to name supplied, unlike the 'from' address)@gmail.com> > Subject: 1973 Volvo P1800ES, low miles, many pictures - $9900 (Westfield, IN) > > I'm interested, do you still have it for sale? > > pierre Okay, I say to myself, this is good. So I reply: > It is still for sale. Would you like to have someone come check it out? Then I get this, and my scam radar goes off: > I'm interested and consider it sold, I'm buying it for my father and > payment would be through PayPal, my agent will come for pick up, > actually I'm working in a ship and most time I am off shore. Expecting > your prompt reply, with the name and email address on the your PayPal > account so that I can make the payment and please provide me with > recent pictures including this item so I can see the condition before > we proceed since I would not be seen it in person so I can make a > payment right away, and pick up would at your residence. And lastly, > I'm offering additional $100 to your final price for you to keep it > off from other offer. If you don't have paypal account yet, it is > very easy to set up, go to http://www.paypal.com and get it set up.. > looking forward to your response. > > Regards. So, my questions are: * I'd like to sell my car, but what's this guy up to? * I'm assuming I'll either get payment that's 2x what I asked, and then be asked to send the overage back, or * I'll get paid, send the car off, then PayPal will get some complaint saying I ripped them off and take the money back, leaving me with no car and no money. How do I get the money for the car and keep it without getting screwed wit

Trying to sell car on Craigslist, I'm sure this is a scam...? So, I'm selling my car: http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/3096844401.html Then this happens: > Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2012 07:21:17 -0500 > From: "Pierre Stewart" <(random characters)@gmail.com> > To: (CL listing ID)@sale.craigslist.org > Reply-To: "Pierre Stewart" <(generic email that actually relates to name supplied, unlike the 'from' address)@gmail.com> > Subject: 1973 Volvo P1800ES, low miles, many pictures - $9900 (Westfield, IN) > > I'm interested, do you still have it for sale? > > pierre Okay, I say to myself, this is good. So I reply: > It is still for sale. Would you like to have someone come check it out? Then I get this, and my scam radar goes off: > I'm interested and consider it sold, I'm buying it for my father and > payment would be through PayPal, my agent will come for pick up, > actually I'm working in a ship and most time I am off shore. Expecting > your prompt reply, with the name and email address on the your PayPal > account so that I can make the payment and please provide me with > recent pictures including this item so I can see the condition before > we proceed since I would not be seen it in person so I can make a > payment right away, and pick up would at your residence. And lastly, > I'm offering additional $100 to your final price for you to keep it > off from other offer. If you don't have paypal account yet, it is > very easy to set up, go to http://www.paypal.com and get it set up.. > looking forward to your response. > > Regards. So, my questions are: * I'd like to sell my car, but what's this guy up to? * I'm assuming I'll either get payment that's 2x what I asked, and then be asked to send the overage back, or * I'll get paid, send the car off, then PayPal will get some complaint saying I ripped them off and take the money back, leaving me with no car and no money. How do I get the money for the car and keep it without getting screwed wit

Trying to sell car on Craigslist, I'm sure this is a scam...? So, I'm selling my car: http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/3096844401.html Then this happens: > Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2012 07:21:17 -0500 > From: "Pierre Stewart" <(random characters)@gmail.com> > To: (CL listing ID)@sale.craigslist.org > Reply-To: "Pierre Stewart" <(generic email that actually relates to name supplied, unlike the 'from' address)@gmail.com> > Subject: 1973 Volvo P1800ES, low miles, many pictures - $9900 (Westfield, IN) > > I'm interested, do you still have it for sale? > > pierre Okay, I say to myself, this is good. So I reply: > It is still for sale. Would you like to have someone come check it out? Then I get this, and my scam radar goes off: > I'm interested and consider it sold, I'm buying it for my father and > payment would be through PayPal, my agent will come for pick up, > actually I'm working in a ship and most time I am off shore. Expecting > your prompt reply, with the name and email address on the your PayPal > account so that I can make the payment and please provide me with > recent pictures including this item so I can see the condition before > we proceed since I would not be seen it in person so I can make a > payment right away, and pick up would at your residence. And lastly, > I'm offering additional $100 to your final price for you to keep it > off from other offer. If you don't have paypal account yet, it is > very easy to set up, go to http://www.paypal.com and get it set up.. > looking forward to your response. > > Regards. So, my questions are: * I'd like to sell my car, but what's this guy up to? * I'm assuming I'll either get payment that's 2x what I asked, and then be asked to send the overage back, or * I'll get paid, send the car off, then PayPal will get some complaint saying I ripped them off and take the money back, leaving me with no car and no money. How do I get the money for the car and keep it without getting screwed wit

Trying to sell car on Craigslist, I'm sure this is a scam...? So, I'm selling my car: http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/3096844401.html Then this happens: > Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2012 07:21:17 -0500 > From: "Pierre Stewart" <(random characters)@gmail.com> > To: (CL listing ID)@sale.craigslist.org > Reply-To: "Pierre Stewart" <(generic email that actually relates to name supplied, unlike the 'from' address)@gmail.com> > Subject: 1973 Volvo P1800ES, low miles, many pictures - $9900 (Westfield, IN) > > I'm interested, do you still have it for sale? > > pierre Okay, I say to myself, this is good. So I reply: > It is still for sale. Would you like to have someone come check it out? Then I get this, and my scam radar goes off: > I'm interested and consider it sold, I'm buying it for my father and > payment would be through PayPal, my agent will come for pick up, > actually I'm working in a ship and most time I am off shore. Expecting > your prompt reply, with the name and email address on the your PayPal > account so that I can make the payment and please provide me with > recent pictures including this item so I can see the condition before > we proceed since I would not be seen it in person so I can make a > payment right away, and pick up would at your residence. And lastly, > I'm offering additional $100 to your final price for you to keep it > off from other offer. If you don't have paypal account yet, it is > very easy to set up, go to http://www.paypal.com and get it set up.. > looking forward to your response. > > Regards. So, my questions are: * I'd like to sell my car, but what's this guy up to? * I'm assuming I'll either get payment that's 2x what I asked, and then be asked to send the overage back, or * I'll get paid, send the car off, then PayPal will get some complaint saying I ripped them off and take the money back, leaving me with no car and no money. How do I get the money for the car and keep it without getting screwed wit