Ridiculously Cheap Bmw X5

[mojo1997 0]

just been looking on Autotrader and noticed a few stupidly cheap BMW X5's.....

 

They state to contact them only by e-mail, must be a scam???

 

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/adv...c&logcode=p

Edited February 11, 2010 by mojo1997

[chocolate_o_brian 0]

just been looking on Autotrader and noticed a few stupidly cheap BMW X5's.....

 

They state to contact them only by e-mail, must be a scam???

 

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/adv...c&logcode=p

 

13 digit telephone number? I'd say

[grandos 16]

What the betting that car makes a ringing sound! I ya get me

[hcmini1989 16]

What the betting that car makes a ringing sound! I ya get me

 

second that good deal though you get the x5 and the number plates from kia seed

 

can any one do a reg checker to see what it comes back as

[chrisj21 2]

Taken from dvla website

 

Date of Liability 01 07 2010

Date of First Registration 27 09 2007

Year of Manufacture 2007

Cylinder Capacity (cc) 2993CC

CO2 Emissions 231g/Km

Fuel Type Heavy Oil

Export Marker Not Applicable

Vehicle Status Licence Not Due

Vehicle Colour BLACK

Vehicle Type Approval M1

This vehicle can be licensed at a DVLA Local Office without the V5C Registration Certificate

 

Vehicle Excise Duty Rate for vehicle

6 Months Rate £222.75

12 Months Rate £405.00

[rescue dude 0]

Could be a cloned car.

[pablo 0]

doubt its a real car at all, more likely a couple of hoods waiting to meet you with baseball bats.

[Veero 1]

Ad's gone. I guess they've found it.

[blue_haddock 2]

basically advertise the car cheap but only an email address for contact, you email them and they say the car is currently in europe however if you pay them they will ship the car to wherever you want. The mug then decides to buy the car and they discuss payment arrangements to which the scammer suggests a payment service similar to paypal (escrow) and says he has used it before no problems. Mug pays money to this service and then never hears anything more again from the scammer or the dodgy payment service. He also never receives the car.

 

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/safety_and_sec...ow_services.jsp

[Veero 1]

How much was it up for?

 

There's always some mug out there prepared to be roped in. If there weren't these scammers wouldn't try.

[mojo1997 0]

How much was it up for?

 

There's always some mug out there prepared to be roped in. If there weren't these scammers wouldn't try.

 

 

It was a 57 plate 3.0 diesel for £6000...

 

Obviously a scam....