Airstream for $2000!?!?!
So I have stumbled upon a "too good to be true" scenario methinks. The Price: $2000 even The Trailer: 1993 Airstream Excella, 25 ft Supposedly in good condition, no leaks, everything works, s...
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jplante4 wrote:Use the CL remailer and they do not have your email address. The more common scam is they get you to show up with cash and rob you.
This is pretty typical of a scam ad on CL. The price appears to be missing a zero, you respond to the ad asking just that, then they gotcha. Even if you don't do anything with the unit, they have your e-mail and add it to the list of "suckers" that they sell.
Even if they post pics, it's usually of another trailer on RVT or RVTrader.
Sure seems like a scam. My dad purchased a 70's Airstream for $1700 however it needed a fair bit of work, was barely towable.
If it were me I'd got with a friend or two, armed and no cash. See if the supposed seller can produce a title and DL/ID that matches the name on the title. Likely they will not show once they see you have backup.
