1969 RS/SS Scam

There are an awefull lot of scams going on with the muscle car sales! I've almost given my hard earned money to a guy in Austria that supposedly got this car from his dad but can't afford to title it over in Europe so he is selling a pristing 1969 Camaro RS/SS for a measly 7200 bucks! WHAT A DEAL. But then he wanted me to pay thru a western Union money transfer. Sound Fishy???? I later found another sweet deal on a 1969 Camaro SS 100% pure for only 5800 bucks. Man whip out the cash.... hold on this guy was in Denmark and wanted a "square Deal" money wire to his personal bank account......
Well with a little checking I found outr that "Square Deal" doesn't do money transfers.. or guarantee the deal! I offered to do the deal using www.escrow.com but he refused and I haven't heard from him since!
Holy Cow.... They must know we like muscle cars over here and would give our left arm to have one but again common sense took over and I figured out it was another scam!
Watch out for anything that looks like a SUPER DEAL! It is a scam plain and simple! I would love to pay 5800 bucks for a rare super muscle car but in reality I'll NEVER get a deal like that, and neither will you!

Another scam auction ended on Saturday!!! 66 Ford Mustang matching numbers totally restored for $6600...You had to be on the bidders approved list to bid. Turns out I got an email from Ebay...The guy said he had to move his family from Germany and couldn't afford custom/taxes so he was selling it really cheap..Refused to add anyone to his bidder list though. Contacted everyone outside of Ebay to try and make the sell....If you see a Candy Apple red 66 Mustang for sale for $6600 you know its a SCAM :) Watch out for all the BAD apples...This guy had a feedback score of (140) 100% too :)