Non existent cars

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Hello I'm New here! Joined: 21 Aug 2017 Posts: 2

Hi, I have had the pleasure of being in contact with a guy/girl going by the name "Ian Claproth" Now Ian has had the good fortune of his deceased Grandfather leaving him a rather nice 1972 Ford Bronco. He only wants $5000 usd for this lovely collectable car. He can be found just by a name search, this week he has a lovely Land Rover defender, also left to him by his Grandfather.
Ian will ask you to use a fake shipping company set up for this scam to send the money that will be held in escrow until.....whatever.
I think he's onto me now, so if anyone else has the time to waste as much of his as possible. The bronco is still up on a U.S site I think and perhaps a Belgium one.
Best,
Ringo.

Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2017 4:35 pm

What, you don't want an invisible decades-old car?

If you're messing with him from your personal account, dump him and stop any communications. He's a criminal with your real life information. Ignore him and he'll move on.

And then, of course, you can create a bogus gmail account and have at him.