2006 Monaco Dynasty Countess
I have an opportunity to buy this motorhome for $45,000. It's 42' long with 3 slides, 10k Onan generator, in motion satellite, air bags and auto levelers among other things. Owner says it is in mint c...
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Just in case anyone here is still thinking they might try to cash in on this unbelievable opportunity to steal this coach, let me tell you what I found when I checked this out when this thread started.
The rig can be found advertised from coast to coast HERE.
The guy that answered my email calls himself Martin Bowen. As stated above, he says the rig is in Adams, MN but he is at his business in Blue Ridge GA building houses.
Will not sell to you if you are financing.
He will not travel to MN to meet you unless you use an escrow service, then he can have it delivered to anywhere in the US for inspection.
The email he replies from a domain called mbgconstruct.com. If you check out that domain, you find that it is in fact a working website at http://mbgconstruct.com/ so it seems to jibe with the story in the email. Clever huh? :)
Things start to really fall apart when you find that the mbgconstruct.com is newly registered a couple months ago in Dec. 2013.
And then you find out that it is a copy of another website that was registered about 10 years ago. http://www.stalwoodconstruction.com/
I'm not saying it's a scam. Just showing you what I found.
If it is a scam, he's pretty good and has probably taken a good bit of cash in deposits by now.
The rig can be found advertised from coast to coast HERE.
The guy that answered my email calls himself Martin Bowen. As stated above, he says the rig is in Adams, MN but he is at his business in Blue Ridge GA building houses.
Will not sell to you if you are financing.
He will not travel to MN to meet you unless you use an escrow service, then he can have it delivered to anywhere in the US for inspection.
The email he replies from a domain called mbgconstruct.com. If you check out that domain, you find that it is in fact a working website at http://mbgconstruct.com/ so it seems to jibe with the story in the email. Clever huh? :)
Things start to really fall apart when you find that the mbgconstruct.com is newly registered a couple months ago in Dec. 2013.
And then you find out that it is a copy of another website that was registered about 10 years ago. http://www.stalwoodconstruction.com/
I'm not saying it's a scam. Just showing you what I found.
If it is a scam, he's pretty good and has probably taken a good bit of cash in deposits by now.
