Someone advertised a 2007 Honda Civic and they said they would ship it through eBay but they wanted

[sabr5255]

This is my first post to ask you guys and I would not finish or I did not finish the sentence it was supposed to say it was paying they wanted to be paid by credit cards through eBay so I made another post and I think it's more detailed sorry

[gosimus]

@sabr5255 

< they wanted to be paid by credit cards >      

ANY time they say that, it's a scam.  You're describing a well-known scam ... we see questions about this kind of scam every day.  Literally, every day.  Does the "seller" say you get five days to test drive the car and if you don't like it, they'll take it back at their own expense?  Oh yeah, and the sob story.  Did the "seller" say her husband recently passed away and the car brings back memories?  Or maybe the "seller" is military and unexpectedly is being posted to Iraq?  Don't fall for this scam.  There is no car, and the seller is likely in some smoky basement in an overseas continent.  

[sabr5255]

Wow! U nailed it. But her son died 3 months ago. And don't want the car bringing back memories. 5 days to try it yupp all that I said. Should I report them,?

[gosimus]

@sabr5255  You should report the listing on the site where you found the advertisement, so they can take it down.  The site is frequently craigslist, but there are others too.  

[sabr5255]

It was on marketplace

[lady_madonna]

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@sabr5255 wrote:

It was on marketplace

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@sabr5255 

Total SCAM! Report the ad to FB Marketplace.

PLEASE READ ALL OF THIS:

https://pages.motors.ebay.com/buy/security/index.html