Fulmentaljack3t

Just found this on pistonheads
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3547628.htm the text in the advert for this car is actually a decription of my Type25 that I was selling with the colour changed from blue to red!! The person doing the advert has just copied and pasted, that car is NOT build number 47 Type25 that is for certain!!
The car is then advertised on autotrader http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...72lg?logcode=p
here in the heading it states it is a MK2 Type25 build 47 but then in the body text of the advert it says it is a Type20,hmmmmm seems the seller doesnt know what it is.

Ste-V

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Cheeky bugger..

Ring him up and question him lol

the hamster

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proberbly a scam, someone else on here said their car was up for sale IN FRANCE, even tho it was sat on his drive and the seller had copied their old advert word for word.

Fulmentaljack3t

Nice! It seems there is an abundance of people wanting to rip someone off, I have been ripped off several times over the last year including to do with cars very recently.

I didn't want to say that this person was setting out to scam anyone and am preferring to think that they just dont know exactly what they have and have made a mistake though it all seems a bit fishy!

ste_brough

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Think there is another thread on here discussing that car somewhere ....

EDIT: Found it https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...-16-995-a.html

ste_brough

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"WR Blue reverse scoop" really?

mybugeye

Yeah, that's my car. And they even had the nerve to say in the ad 'this isn't a scam, car in france for viewing'! Its been reported by me and a few others now. I just hope no one went to see it with cash in their pocket.

They even took the time to photoshop the 'GB' off the number plate so it looked like it was euro registered!

I've had constant hassle from obvious scammers and im sick of it. It's made me regret putting it up for sale to be honest, just not worth the risk.

If anyone's thinking of selling, take extra care at the minute. Scooby's seem to be attracting the euro scammers.