JDM WRX Motor Scam on Ebay?
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JDM WRX Motor Scam on Ebay?
I recently bid on a JDM Subaru Impreza WRX STI EJ20 96-00 Engine on Ebay listed by J-Spec(they are not the problem). Today I received an email from a guy named "John Iverson" who claims to have a garage in London. His claimed ebay profile(darewalk) hasn't been used in over a year and said he's registered in the US. He said he has an engine, 5-speed tranny, ecu, and wiring harness that have 0 miles on them. He wants a $1700usd wire transfer for the whole shebang, which includes shipping anywhere in the US. This is a screaming deal, but the guy doesn't even have digital camera to take a picture of it. His email is iosuntincucugol@yahoo.com. Has anyone received the same offer or know anything about this guy?
Thanks for the help Ya'll!
Thanks for the help Ya'll!
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Re: JDM WRX Motor Scam on Ebay?
Originally posted by Slowgoin22
I recently bid on a JDM Subaru Impreza WRX STI EJ20 96-00 Engine on Ebay listed by J-Spec(they are not the problem). Today I received an email from a guy named "John Iverson" who claims to have a garage in London. His claimed ebay profile(darewalk) hasn't been used in over a year and said he's registered in the US. He said he has an engine, 5-speed tranny, ecu, and wiring harness that have 0 miles on them. He wants a $1700usd wire transfer for the whole shebang, which includes shipping anywhere in the US. This is a screaming deal, but the guy doesn't even have digital camera to take a picture of it. His email is iosuntincucugol@yahoo.com. Has anyone received the same offer or know anything about this guy?
Thanks for the help Ya'll!
I recently bid on a JDM Subaru Impreza WRX STI EJ20 96-00 Engine on Ebay listed by J-Spec(they are not the problem). Today I received an email from a guy named "John Iverson" who claims to have a garage in London. His claimed ebay profile(darewalk) hasn't been used in over a year and said he's registered in the US. He said he has an engine, 5-speed tranny, ecu, and wiring harness that have 0 miles on them. He wants a $1700usd wire transfer for the whole shebang, which includes shipping anywhere in the US. This is a screaming deal, but the guy doesn't even have digital camera to take a picture of it. His email is iosuntincucugol@yahoo.com. Has anyone received the same offer or know anything about this guy?
Thanks for the help Ya'll!
if that doesn't work out, I'll trade you all those same things for a set of new tires! No pics either though - and if you give me the tires first, I'll pay shipping!!!!
Gotta be a scam, man.
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I've been getting offers through e-mail for similar items a day or two after loosing an auction from ebay. they usually want to do a deal for a cheap price.
I think it's an ongoing scam for lots of things lately and these crooks are probably looking at completed auctions and emailing the losing bidders.
I think it's an ongoing scam for lots of things lately and these crooks are probably looking at completed auctions and emailing the losing bidders.
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