Ssgt Joe Mocar impersonated an airforce sergeant selling a toyota supra, cars cheap ssgt Internet

ssgt joe mocar tryed to sell me a 97 limited edition toyota supra(which he did not have) tryed to get me to send him my account number. when that didnt work he suggested i send the money to a relative and send him the receipt to prove i was willing to send the money and that i had it. i told him that he would either have to ship the title to me before i sent the money when i send this he became very testy and began telling me i was wasting his time, and calling me stubborn, stupid and untrusting.

i asked him what branch of the military he was in that sent him to the uk and he continued to tell me that i was wasting his time. although he was rude i wanted to find out if he was being real with me or trying to scam me so i continued the conversation. i asked him to turn the date stamp on his camera on and take the car outside(so i could tell if he was on a military base or even in the uk)and take pictures of the cars vin numbers paint codes and engine code,

i receive pictures of the supra in a white storage building with the door closed with out the date stamps so i asked him to take one or 2 pictures of the car outside the building with the date stamp on, his reply was that i am stubborn and i should be satisfied with the pictures he already sent me. i went looking all over the internet and found that he had been taking the photos off of a website that was selling the car for much more then he had advertised, needless to say he wasnt the owner of the car either. conversation was over and i came here to let you all know about him.

Thereal
scottsbluff, Nebraska
U.S.A.