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Just listed a $532,000.00 Healey. Four bids and they have monthly payment plan. What do they get by doing these things? They are just wasting thier money to put it on Ebay. I don't get it.
Join the fun. There are 3 Healeys on right now. Bid them up to millions $$ just to foil these scammers.
The scammers aren't wasting money. They steal other accounts. Doesn't cost them a cent. Scam is to get you to contact them and make arrangements off line. You pay - no car shows up.
I just bid a few million on numerous Corvettes and Mustangs! It really makes these scammers angry - proven by some of the messages they have left in the past on eBay.
There's a new one that promises, shall we say, the services of a member of the oldest profession. What's the scam there? Is there a way to get Paypal info from unsuspecting folks?
Those auctions were thick last weekend. Dozens all over the place. Some with extremely explicit pictures. I would imagine the really pornographic ones might be a joke of some kind or some kid or someone who has a problem with ebay. Or a sick mind.
There are occasions when you go to bid it takes you to a "fake" sign in page and if you do they will get info.
Still though almost all are an attempt to have you contact them off line.
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