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These are money laundering scams. My sister was involved in one last year while trying to sell her Chevy Blazer. They spoke of the same, clients, writing it over, money changing hands. In Africa, United Arab Emirates and other countries, our money is worth a lot more to them. The check they sent was a cashiers check from a USA bank, however it wasn't real. The bank cashed it, waited a week, gave my sister the money to transfer thru Western Union. WU refused it, spoke of the laundering issues. With some of the money they got from their portion for their Blazer, they bought a different car. Which they had to sell, and now still having the blazer, the vehicle has a lien on it because othe forged check, and all the havoc it created. The manager that released the check was fired.....its been nothing but hell ever since. If you are going to sell your vehicle, make sure it is local or if not local, that they bring you cash in hand. No cashiers checks, no money orders, CASH!
Becky
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