another bad guy

this is his email address. dannyolivr583@gmail.com

here is this guy's offer:

-----Original Message-----

From: Dan and Angie Oliver <dannyolivr583@gmail.com>

To: dbracer26 <dbracer26@aol.com>

Sent: Wed, Nov 20, 2013 6:10 am

Subject: Re: 1931 deck lid

<tt>Hi Bob,

I still have the deck lid for sale. I'm having technical difficulties

uploading images but condition is good and perfect. I'm asking $250

shipped for it. I will be shipping via UPS or FedEx whichever you

prefer and shall accept payment via Money gram as my PayPal is

dormant. What's your shipping address?

thanks,

Dan.</tt>

A quick Google search revealed this:

http://planetminis.com/forums/buyer-seller-feedback-forums/196280-scam-alert-honie231-do-not-reply.html

Technical difficulties, my butt! Any time they don't/can't post or send a photo, it's probably a scam.

You may be right on the scam But I do about anything not to have to send pictures here. I can send pictures e mail or what ever . but when it come to this place

I give up. I just don't even try any more. ( I must be doing something wrong)

JohnHanson

the pictures were requested via email.

Bob,

If the contact was made through the AACA email system or the AACA PM system, you should have the sender's forum user name. If so, please post that and I will ban the user.

The scammer simply tells you what you want to hear. You lead him into regurgitating what you told him. No photos means scam. Scammer: I have the parts you need, I want this much for them. What parts? You ask: does it have the brackets still on it? Scammer: Why of course it does. You ask: Does it have the handle? Scammer. Why of course it does. When one deals in the old car fraternity, one generally lets their guard down. Remember, folks that reply are not always members of the fraternity and do not play by the rules. I have advertised for 1911 Franklin parts for a speed car I am doing. You should see the responses I get. Its a gas. I always ask if the zorch wire is still attached, and invariably I get, "yes the zorch wire is still attached."

The scammer simply tells you what you want to hear. You lead him into regurgitating what you told him. No photos means scam. Scammer: I have the parts you need, I want this much for them. What parts? You ask: does it have the brackets still on it? Scammer: Why of course it does. You ask: Does it have the handle? Scammer. Why of course it does. When one deals in the old car fraternity, one generally lets their guard down. Remember, folks that reply are not always members of the fraternity and do not play by the rules. I have advertised for 1911 Franklin parts for a speed car I am doing. You should see the responses I get. Its a gas. I always ask if the zorch wire is still attached, and invariably I get, "yes the zorch wire is still attached."

Thats funny!! I also tell them to send part and I'll pay double-UPS-COD- Still waiting for parts- HAHA