Complaint Review: Larry Evor, EBay Financial Deptartment - London Internet
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- Larry Evor, EBay Financial Deptartment 39 Gladstone Road Internet United Kingdom
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- Category: Auto Dealers
Larry Evor, EBay Financial Deptartment Larry Evor had a car for me to buy, I agreed to his emails and the eBay Financial Dept. but never recieved the car London Internet
*Consumer Comment: You've Been Had
Show customers why they should trust your business over your competitors...
I contacted Larry Evor about his 2002 jetta he was selling on Craig's List. He said the purchase would be made through MoneyGram through eBay's financial department. He said he was a sergeant stationed in the UK, so his wife could not dirve the car there. He had pictures on a website and agreed that he would ship the car as soon as I made the payment. He has disapeared since I gave the money to the MoneyGram service. I faxed the payment to eBay, but have not been able to contact them since this transaction. I paid $3264 and received nothing in return.
Heidi
enfield, Connecticut
U.S.A.
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#1 Consumer Comment
You've Been Had
AUTHOR: Sherridan - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, May 01, 2008
If you are not already aware, you have been royaly scammed. The people that run these type of scams rely on good natured trusting people like yourself. One rule of thumb to remember is that no matter how good of a deal or how much you bond with the proposed seller, NEVER EVER do business with a person asking to send cash, western union, money gram or any other quick collect payment. One other thing is to watch out for people claiming to be from overseas and have a vehicle or high dollar item here in the states.
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