response to my FS ad
#1
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From: cleveland
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Subject :
informations 35 playboy
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Message :
I'd like to know if the boat is good for Mediterranean sea (CEE mark
Europe).
What's the very last price in US dollars ?
May i have more information about engines,hours work etc. There is the
bathroom inside ?
Best regards Antonio
bs or legit?
Subject :
informations 35 playboy
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Message :
I'd like to know if the boat is good for Mediterranean sea (CEE mark
Europe).
What's the very last price in US dollars ?
May i have more information about engines,hours work etc. There is the
bathroom inside ?
Best regards Antonio
bs or legit?
#3
Originally Posted by Tantrum
99 out of a 100 its BS I would think.
But this 1 time berns29scarb sold his over sea's.
Id send him info....cant hurt........on the boat I mean...not your bank account info
But this 1 time berns29scarb sold his over sea's.
Id send him info....cant hurt........on the boat I mean...not your bank account info

#4
It can't hurt to send the info requested. All you would be doing is spending a couple of minutes typing. It doesn't quite sound like your everyday scam. It might be on the up and up. Play it out and see what happens.
As said, don't give any info regarding bank or personal stuff.
As said, don't give any info regarding bank or personal stuff.
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From: Sacandaga Lake
Simple solution is to ask for a phone#, if he really wants the boat he'll call, if not its a scam. Also the responses are automated usually, ive replied to ads like this with a simple F-U and then got a response back that says something like "sound great, give me your bank info and ill forward a check". f-in SCAMMERS!!!
#10
Also remember that when dealing with overseas deals, wire transfer of cash into your account is the safest way to do it.



