http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.j...5&cardist=1662&standard=false&captcha=success ..............No way this is a real seller
So while looking for another truck, I came across this ome. Looks like a scam
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sorry my bad I am at work on my machine screen and for some reason thought is was a chevy not the GMC and it does not have the cat eyes headlights so I was thinking not a 06 but it is a GMC so it could be.
well if you email them and they reply about either the house goes or the truck goes, and their English / choice of words doesn't quite jive, then it's a scam, I email one a couple weeks ago, it looked like there was a typo in their add and I told them (ie: 12,000 for truck with 12,000 miles), and they replied, their choice of words sounded like they didn't speak English well, it was a scam. The add disappeared from autotrader.
the vin code says its an LLY 2006
the vin code says its an LLY 2006
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If it looks too good to be true, it usually is. I still call/e-mail though just to make sure I'm not passing on a good deal thinking it's a scam. It can be fun messing with the scammers too. I've been e-mailing with a couple the past few weeks, cheap entertainment. 
Was thinking the same thing, I spend time in Chandler and have never seen anywhere that looks like that. Need to send Brian (Hondarider) to ck it out, he lives in Chandler.:thumb:
The cell number is a Phoenix area number, so you never know.....but my first impression is a scam.
I called the number it's to the Holliday inn in Chandler az. There fax line to be specific. Like I said just send cash.
Why would anyone bother to make up an ad and use a friggin fax line? How are you suppose to communicate to even get scammed? I assume the person tries to do it all by email?
