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Question

I replied to a listing for a 5th wheel camper on FB. The seller replied that she's in the military about to be deployed on April20. Here is a copy of her reply I need to verify: " I had a prearranged deal with eBay (using this service you will have 5 days to inspect/test the trailer before I'll get any money) so my presence isn't necessary. I think I can have it there at your home address within 3 working days. Also, you will receive the title already notarized and signed over by me, along with the trailer at delivery. So, you'll get the trailer for $1.200, without any additional costs involved because I will cover the delivery fees."

gosimus · Answer

@parismorgn < you'll get the trailer for $1.200 > This is a scam. 100% no doubt. There are threads about the vehicle scam in these forums every day. I didn't see the part about buying gift cards to make "payment" but I suppose that would have been in the next message if you took the bait.

myangelandmyprincess · Answer

This is a scam. Anytime you see anything like that it's a scam. eBay doesn't work that way.