by morgan123
Sun Jan 02, 2011 3:46 pm
I found an offer too good to be true while doing a google search for a Mini (we are looking to buy a Mini Cooper) The search results lead me to the Locanto site in the Wellington region with a Mini Cooper S for $6000! There was limited info. on the car or seller so I chose 'contact seller' option asking for more details and if car was still for sale. I got this reply emailed to me,
Hello,
The price is $6000. The car looks and runs great. I am selling the car so cheap because I am in United Kingdom with my job and I am going through a divorce. I am a VerifiedTrader so the transaction will be done through eBay. If you're ready for this purchase, I need to know your full name and address, as soon as I have them I will start the official procedure, and eBay will notify you about this. eBay will send you an Invoice with all the info you will need to complete the transaction. Also a 10 days refund policy will be included so if you will not like the car you will receive your money back. Thanks
I was very scepticle, especially how much he was trying to rush the trade and his email looked dodgy. So I replied:
Hello,
The price is $6000. The car looks and runs great. I am selling the car so cheap because I am in United Kingdom with my job and I am going through a divorce. I am a VerifiedTrader so the transaction will be done through eBay. If you're ready for this purchase, I need to know your full name and address, as soon as I have them I will start the official procedure, and eBay will notify you about this. eBay will send you an Invoice with all the info you will need to complete the transaction. Also a 10 days refund policy will be included so if you will not like the car you will receive your money back. Thanks
I was very scepticle, especially how much he was trying to rush the trade and his email looked dodgy. So I replied: