Hi all
I am selling my other car online (Subaru Forester), as the Surf has excelled at everything since buying it, and I can't justify/afford two 4x4 cars.
I received this email earlier today:
Hello Owner,
I am interested in purchasing this vehicle ,it suits my requirements perfectly,I run two garages ,one in Dublin and the other in the Netherlands, i shuffle most of my time between the two .
THESE ARE MY TERMS OF TRANSACTION:
1) I AM OKAY WITH THE STATED PRICE OF £4,250.
2) I WILL BE PAYING WITH A BANKER'S DRAFT / CHEQUE WHICH I WILL ALLOW TO CLEAR BEFORE THE PICKUP/SHIPMENT OF THE CAR.
3) I WILL INCLUDE FEES FOR SHIPMENT IN PAYMENT, THIS MY SHIPPING AGENCY WILL USE FOR PICK-UP.
The excess funds will go towards covering costs for shipping,shippers fees, insurance,tax and any other expenses that might be incurred getting it down to the new owner.
I will want you to get in touch with the following details if my terms are okay:
FULL
NAME.......................... ..
ADDRESS....................... .
TELEPHONE NUMBERS...................(Mob ile and Land)
As soon as i have your details,i can have payment effected immediately,all things being equal,we should have this wrapped up by the end of this week.
Please note that you'll have to send on the balance on the funds that you'll get to my shipper so he can come attend to the pick up as soon as you make the car ready.
I believe that most transaction are based on trust,so i will look forward to a successful transaction with you.
Please feel free to get in touch with me if you have any further questions............. P.S:I can be reached on XXXXXX
Best Regards,
Mark.
I see no point in calling him as I'm sure he'll give the full reassuring spiel, but I find it very odd that he has not haggled, is willing to buy sight unseen, etc.
Also the forwarding of funds onto the shipper looks decidedly dodgy.
Any opinions? Anyone ever received anything similar when selling a car?
Appreciate any help, thanks!
I am selling my other car online (Subaru Forester), as the Surf has excelled at everything since buying it, and I can't justify/afford two 4x4 cars.
I received this email earlier today:
Hello Owner,
I am interested in purchasing this vehicle ,it suits my requirements perfectly,I run two garages ,one in Dublin and the other in the Netherlands, i shuffle most of my time between the two .
THESE ARE MY TERMS OF TRANSACTION:
1) I AM OKAY WITH THE STATED PRICE OF £4,250.
2) I WILL BE PAYING WITH A BANKER'S DRAFT / CHEQUE WHICH I WILL ALLOW TO CLEAR BEFORE THE PICKUP/SHIPMENT OF THE CAR.
3) I WILL INCLUDE FEES FOR SHIPMENT IN PAYMENT, THIS MY SHIPPING AGENCY WILL USE FOR PICK-UP.
The excess funds will go towards covering costs for shipping,shippers fees, insurance,tax and any other expenses that might be incurred getting it down to the new owner.
I will want you to get in touch with the following details if my terms are okay:
FULL
NAME.......................... ..
ADDRESS....................... .
TELEPHONE NUMBERS...................(Mob ile and Land)
As soon as i have your details,i can have payment effected immediately,all things being equal,we should have this wrapped up by the end of this week.
Please note that you'll have to send on the balance on the funds that you'll get to my shipper so he can come attend to the pick up as soon as you make the car ready.
I believe that most transaction are based on trust,so i will look forward to a successful transaction with you.
Please feel free to get in touch with me if you have any further questions............. P.S:I can be reached on XXXXXX
Best Regards,
Mark.
I see no point in calling him as I'm sure he'll give the full reassuring spiel, but I find it very odd that he has not haggled, is willing to buy sight unseen, etc.
Also the forwarding of funds onto the shipper looks decidedly dodgy.
Any opinions? Anyone ever received anything similar when selling a car?
Appreciate any help, thanks!
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