GSX fraud on EBAY

[Savior1974]

you did. thanks alot.

[Blackcrow64]

12,500... Somebody needs to get this auction stopped or some dumb newb is gonna get ripped in the ass by this guy...

Here's another thought... Could it possibly be the kid that you sold it to thats trying to sell it? Maybe you should contact him and find out if he is or not and let him know that some guy on ebay is trying to sell his car.

[l_eclipse_l]

Originally Posted by Blackcrow64

12,500... Somebody needs to get this auction stopped or some dumb newb is gonna get ripped in the ass by this guy...

Here's another thought... Could it possibly be the kid that you sold it to thats trying to sell it? Maybe you should contact him and find out if he is or not and let him know that some guy on ebay is trying to sell his car.

Not likely...he would have used HIS OWN pictures in the auction, instead of dupclates of Savior's. It's just some douche trying to scam some money out of some unsuspecting ebayer.

Chances are Ebay will let the auction ride out, and when problems occur after then they will jump in and do the few SMALL things they can.

[Nayr747]

I see there's some new bids. Two of them just registered yesterday huh? Lol!

[Savior1974]

I told people on club rsx about the Scam too and they're purposely racking it up really high on purpose.

Here is the thread on that.
http://forums.clubrsx.com/showthread.php?t=372357

So I think those new bids are from them. But if its not down tomarrow, I'm gonna go ahead and complain again.

And I know its not the guy that bought my car trying to sell it again because I know the guy that bought my Car. He is not selling it. And also, Why would he be only asking for 2999 when he bought the car from me for 14k? And also, why would he be using my text and my pictures from MY Cardomain to sell it. It was my text word for word. I said I was moving to texas..... and convinently so is "the guy" that is selling my car again.

[Blackcrow64]

Something happened... It only has 1 bid now and its at 100 bucks. lol

[gthompson97]

He cancelled them all on suspicion of "bogus bid" or "suspicious bid"....what and idiot. I sent him a nice little e-mail which isn't exactly nice.

[l_eclipse_l]

LMAO look at all the bids he has cancelled.....

[Talon69]

he is probably on here reading what we say lol

[tfoti]

One of the cancelled bids is from "clubrsxownesyou". This is hilarious...

[NOFX0617]

Looks like he ended the auction....guess he figured out he was going to get caught. I will keep an eye out though on ebay to see if I see it posted again. I dont have anything better to do at work

[imtheoneandonlyD]

hehe, nice work guys. Savior, i still worship that car late at night.

[ned032002]

Originally Posted by NOFX0617

Looks like he ended the auction....guess he figured out he was going to get caught. I will keep an eye out though on ebay to see if I see it posted again. I dont have anything better to do at work

The guy was probably feeling pretty lucky for a while there, thats just too funny and good thing no noobs went for it.

[gthompson97]

I got an e-mail back from ebay after I e-mailed him and asked him about the car, they know it was a scam. This is what it said.

Dear gthompson097 ([email protected]):

Our records indicate that you recently sent an email to or received an email
from 4spdwagn through the eBay email system (for example, you may have sent an
email to this member through Ask Seller a Question or received an email from
this member through Contact eBay Member).

Sometimes eBay accounts are used to send email solicitations for transactions
outside of eBay, or to send unrelated questions in hopes that you will respond
so that the other party can obtain your email address. We wanted you to be aware
of the potential fraud risk these solicitations pose and encourage you to be
cautious about the email you received from this member.

Please keep in mind, sales that take place outside of eBay are not eligible for
any eBay or PayPal protective services and you run the risk of losing your money
or your item if you complete these transactions. We would encourage you to
review the eBay pages related to Fraud Protection at the address provided below
for information on steps you can take to ensure that your transactions are
successful:

http://pages.ebay.com/help/tp/isgw-b...ion-steps.html

If you have already sent the item or sent payment for the item, please reply to
this email and we will send you additional information about how to protect
yourself.

Regards,

Trust & Safety Department

[-Josh-]

Have all the fun you want with this guy, just do not in any writings to him mention the site automotiveforums.com