"Wrong Wheel Drive (41%)" (rduncan5678)
11/24/2019 at 19:22 • Filed to: None
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"Wrong Wheel Drive (41%)" (rduncan5678)
11/24/2019 at 19:22 • Filed to: None | 0
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Yeah I’m not going to that link and I’m not wasting my time responding to this guy either. Apparently it’s a common scam according to a quick Google search. And even searching this supposed “vehicle report pro” doesn’t yield any results either. Feel free to troll away though if you are bored. Last time I elicited oppo to troll a scammer it was fun!
Neil drives a beetle and a fancy beetle
> Wrong Wheel Drive (41%)
11/24/2019 at 20:43 |
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This person needs to up their game; I had a lady lay two days of ground work before sending a spammy VIN check website; I almost believed she wasn’t a spammer.
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Wrong Wheel Drive (41%)
> Neil drives a beetle and a fancy beetle
11/24/2019 at 22:27 |
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Really the only scam that could possibly get me would have to involve a real person meeting me somewhere in the loop. Anyone that doesn’t meet in person is just automatically a scam. Nobody is going to buy an old Honda from across the country for asking price over the Internet lol. I got another one:
Like it's possible it could be legitimate but it's not worth the hassle either way. And I've seen the same format before so I'm not even going to bother responding.
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Neil drives a beetle and a fancy beetle
> Wrong Wheel Drive (41%)
11/24/2019 at 23:04 |
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Yeah; my VIN scammer though told me a nearby city she was in and setup a date/ time/place to meet and an hour before we were going to meet she was like “oh I haven’t asked for a vin check could you send one from this link?” It all came across pretty inconspicuous until the link.
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Wrong Wheel Drive (41%)
> Neil drives a beetle and a fancy beetle
11/25/2019 at 11:29 |
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Thats pretty crafty! Actual effort put in there at least.