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I recently found this ad out on the web:
[FONT="]https://phoenix-az.americanlisted.com/85008/cars/1957-triumph-tr3-roadster-unrestored-rwd_370814617.html?utm_source=oe&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cars
When I clicked on the Read More button it took me here:
[/FONT]https://hotclassicdeals.com/details.php?id=170
When I posted a general inquiry, I received an email (several weeks later) claiming to be from a Shane Moore. The set up is this, the buyer logs into a supposed third party web site (https://www.quayshippingltd.com/), enters into some sort of agreement with the third party to hold funds in escrow. The car is then shipped to the buyer and they have 7 days to inspect the car and if they don't want it, it is then returned to the storage facility.
Total scam. I did a search on Google for Shane Moore and he is indeed a photographer for Discovery Deadliest Catch as the perpetrator of this scam claims to be. However, it also turned up a post on Face Book where several people are posting tale of sorrow over this. The perpetrator (posing as Shane Moore) has tried selling pick up trucks, BMWs, motor cycles. I will be contacting my local office of the FBI and see if they are interested in any of it.
Buyer beware!
Steve
I'm still looking for a '57 TR3!
[FONT="]https://phoenix-az.americanlisted.com/85008/cars/1957-triumph-tr3-roadster-unrestored-rwd_370814617.html?utm_source=oe&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cars
When I clicked on the Read More button it took me here:
[/FONT]https://hotclassicdeals.com/details.php?id=170
When I posted a general inquiry, I received an email (several weeks later) claiming to be from a Shane Moore. The set up is this, the buyer logs into a supposed third party web site (https://www.quayshippingltd.com/), enters into some sort of agreement with the third party to hold funds in escrow. The car is then shipped to the buyer and they have 7 days to inspect the car and if they don't want it, it is then returned to the storage facility.
Total scam. I did a search on Google for Shane Moore and he is indeed a photographer for Discovery Deadliest Catch as the perpetrator of this scam claims to be. However, it also turned up a post on Face Book where several people are posting tale of sorrow over this. The perpetrator (posing as Shane Moore) has tried selling pick up trucks, BMWs, motor cycles. I will be contacting my local office of the FBI and see if they are interested in any of it.
Buyer beware!
Steve
I'm still looking for a '57 TR3!
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