flyguy wrote:
Some of you know that I have been seriously looking for a well-used pontoon. I thought I had one close to home, 45 miles, away. The owner was a snowbird down in Ft. Myers, FL. He said that he would be back on Feb. 10th. I asked if he had anyone hot on it and he said, no, and then I said, well, put me on top of the list and call me when you get back. I gave him my phone number. He never called me back and I called him about 6 to 8 times, talked to his answering machine, nothing back. He must have gotten more money than he was asking for it.
Yesterday. I saw a 2019 Suntracker 2180, Tritoon, w/150 Merc. on it, with only 42 hrs, $14,700.00. Red Flag, too good of a deal. Something like that would sell for $50.000.00+. It was listed in two different towns, MPLS, and DesMoines, another Red Flag. It was on Craig's list, she said she was in vacation mode and she couldn't be messaged, so, I had to e-mail her. She replied saying, that she was a flight attendant for American Airlines and that Win Auto Transportation Co would take care of everything and the title work, and delivery it with a 5- day trial run. Money returned, if not acceptable, but you had to pay to have it transported back. No mention of where it was to be shipped from or where you had to return it. Another Red Flag. I googled the Auto Transportation Co. SCAM written all over it. Read the reviews, SCAM, usually vehicles. If you are buying anything pricey online, be careful!
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My son was looking for a truck and found a deal to good to be true and it was. $1000 for a 2003 f150 in excellent condition and very low miles. I have the same truck and mine is worth $4000 in worse shape. Some lady was selling it and gave some song and dance story as to why it's so cheap. Nothing but a scam....