Classic car scammers

[benjj]

I am currently advertising a classic in the usual places and have been getting the traditional scam emails a fair bit.

I've been ignoring most of them but I got one yesterday just as I was doing something important so made a curt reply of:

"I think you'd do better shopping at www.scamming-foreign-tts.com. Do one."

This morning I have just received the following (copy and pasted):

"Thanksyou for this suggestion. I know of this shop you speak of but your car is the one I want to buy. Their cars are not well looked after as you. Please set up a Paypal account.... etc."

Bless.

[migliacars]

i always lead them on for ages i just cannot help myself

[Andy 308GTB]

migliacars said:

i always lead them on for ages i just cannot help myself

I'm sure you are away of this website but if not this man is the king of playing with scammers:
http://www.419eater.com/

[ColinM50]

Benji, excellent. Where can I get the tee shirt? Got a buddy who, despite many folk telling him, he fell for a Nigerian scam which cost him about £10k before he wised up so I'd like to buy him one.

I can pay for it by Paypal or Western Union if you prefer.

[Travis Mcgee]

Andy 308GTB said:

I'm sure you are away of this website but if not this man is the king of playing with scammers:
http://www.419eater.com/

This one was always good for a laugh too.

http://www.whatsthebloodypoint.com/