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People do not call this number they are scam artists and Liars. I seen a 2002 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4 wheel drive on the internet owned by a Miss Tabitha miles at gmail.com I contacted her and she said Amazon has the vehicle in their possession and she wants to go through them for both of our safety when I called the number on the invoice with Amazon name and trademarks on it add another number +1-888-449-0642 they told me that they would not accept my credit card or my bank checking card I must go out and buy three $500 Amazon gift cards. The reason why they want me to do that is because the Amazon gift cards are untraceable if I charged it on my credit card Visa or Mastercard the credit card company would go after them for prosecution Amazon gift cards are completely untraceable and you will lose all your hard earned cash these people are scam artist and after this I'm afraid to do anything on craigslist.com they're letting this happen and Amazon is not aware of it either. I almost lost $1,500 cash. I went on amazon.com to check the ID number they gave me and they said there's no such vehicle and no such ID number they are fraud they need to go to jail we don't need people like this in this country we have too many thieves are ready so please tell them and call them what they are thieves and scam artists.

These people are generally not in this country, they are overseas somewhere.

Just seen a post about a nice truck and they also said they were going through Amazon for both of our safety.  The name was Dorothy Lawson.  I called Amazon and they told me it was a scam and that they DO NOT do transactions like that.

Carl I was a victim. What procedure did you take. Did you get your money back or you never gave them those cards?

If you cannot meet the seller or see the vehicle in person, never send money!

People please, don't fall for this scam. Do not ever send money by any type of "gram" when purchasing something. EVER. If a sale is legit, the seller will never ask you to pay by Moneygram, Western Union, etc. Also, when you use these services, you have no protection once the sale falls through, and it will. These scammers are all over car sales websites and sites like Craigslist. If they offer you a 2009 GMC Yukon with 119,000 for $4600 you have got to know that it is a scam. Remember the old saying. "If it's too good to be true, it probably is". You can recognize a scam by scammers using out of state / country phone numbers and addresses. (Google phone number and addresses and you'll find out where these originate). Google the pictures of the item for sale, like the car, and you'll be able to see if it the pictures have been used for other scams. Usually you'll find the same pictures used in other ads by the same scammers. If the scammer says that the item you are buying, such as a car, is being held in a "holding facility", know that Amazon and Ebay do not have "holding facilities" for cars, etc. If the scammer says the car has been "crated" for shipping, keep in mind that in the US, they don't crate cars for shipping unless is some . Sometimes when a vehicle comes in the states from overseas they'll crate them but usually only the high dollar cars. If the scammer communicates with you only by email, IT'S A SCAM. If the emails from the scammer are in poor English, poor spelling and grammar, it's a scam. They are probably foreign, in another country and only speak / write English as a second language. Always speak to someone by phone first, then agree to meet them to view the car. (in a safe, public place, during the day, with a friend, never alone). If they aren't willing to speak with you, it's a scam. If the scammer mentions that he or she is in the military and about to be deployed so they need to sell the car fast, it's a scam. Do not ever place a "deposit" or "down payment" on a sale item. You'll never see it again. Use common sense people. Don't let your excitement and eagerness for a new car override your good judgement.

People please, don't fall for this scam. Do not ever send money by any type of "gram" when purchasing something. EVER. If a sale is legit, the seller will never ask you to pay by Moneygram, Western Union, etc. Also, when you use these services, you have no protection once the sale falls through, and it will. These scammers are all over car sales websites and sites like Craigslist. If they offer you a 2009 GMC Yukon with 119,000 for $4600 you have got to know that it is a scam. Remember the old saying. "If it's too good to be true, it probably is". You can recognize a scam by scammers using out of state / country phone numbers and addresses. (Google phone number and addresses and you'll find out where these originate). Google the pictures of the item for sale, like the car, and you'll be able to see if it the pictures have been used for other scams. Usually you'll find the same pictures used in other ads by the same scammers. If the scammer says that the item you are buying, such as a car, is being held in a "holding facility", know that Amazon and Ebay do not have "holding facilities" for cars, etc. If the scammer says the car has been "crated" for shipping, keep in mind that in the US, they don't crate cars for shipping unless it's some high dollar car. Sometimes when a vehicle comes in the states from overseas they'll crate them but usually only the high dollar cars. If the scammer communicates with you only by email, IT'S A SCAM. If the emails from the scammer are in poor English, poor spelling and grammar, it's a scam. They are probably foreign, in another country and only speak / write English as a second language. Always speak to someone by phone first, then agree to meet them to view the car. (in a safe, public place, during the day, with a friend, never alone). If they aren't willing to speak with you, it's a scam. If the scammer mentions that he or she is in the military and about to be deployed so they need to sell the car fast, it's a scam. If they say the the car's owner recently died and they need to sell the car quickly because of the "memories". IT'S A SCAM. Do not ever place a "deposit" or "down payment" on a sale item. You'll never see it again. Use common sense people. Don't let your excitement and eagerness for a new car override your good judgement.

used in Craig's list car scam. They want u to pay with Amazon gift card with are untraceable