Well guys I got a really good hit today about my 01 PY ITR for sale. The guy is in the state and has been approved via Eloan for my car at 17k. Anyone here had any experience selling their car to someone via eloan? Everything seems legit as I actually talked to dude. Any input? TIA

Dave.

 

IM sent.

 

Here is an email I just recieved as part of this.

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Title Lien Release and/or Demand for Payoff, if applicable
Copy of current registration


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Post what address that email came from and any other HEADER info from the email.

 

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Joo got it

From: "Escrow.com Transactions" &lt;transactions@escrow.... [Add to Address Book] Flag Message | Mark Unread
[This is spam]
To: "dave_barrett@earthlink.net" &lt;dave_barrett@earthlink.net&gt;
Cc: "ptp@roadloans.com" &lt;ptp@roadloans.com&gt;
Subject: #346103-0 RL#5449250 2001 Acura Integra Type-R #559 - Seller Instructions - Congratulations!
Date: Nov 3, 2005 2:13 PM

 

I just registered for escrow.com and after all the verification there is an agreement for the 17k for the car. So far things look to be ok.

 

Is the guy's name John K. with a Ft. Lauderdale number? he called and emailed this morning about mine too..

 

His name is John from Lauderdale, why do you ask? He said he was talking to someone in SC about theirs but mine was closer.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Dave_B &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">His name is John from Lauderdale, why do you ask? He said he was talking to someone in SC about theirs but mine was closer.</TD></TR></TABLE>

He mentioned the South Carolina thing to me as well (but obviously mine isn't closer).. Glad I hadn't called him back yet if he wants to go through all that hassle for even an in-state deal (escrow, etc.).. I assume it's all legit, I just hadn't called him back yet.. Just thought it was funny that it was the same guy..

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mstewar &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">

He mentioned the South Carolina thing to me as well (but obviously mine isn't closer).. Glad I hadn't called him back yet if he wants to go through all that hassle for even an in-state deal (escrow, etc.).. I assume it's all legit, I just hadn't called him back yet.. Just thought it was funny that it was the same guy.. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Yeah it's gotta be the same guy. I'm on the phone with my bank right now to find out how it will work with them. I created an account on escrow and then low and behold there it is, a purchase request for an 01 ITR

 

I actually emailed him that mine was still available as I posted that last message and he nearly immediately replied that he had just gone into escrow on one near his house.. so yeah, it's definitely the same guy.. he was really eager! congrats on selling it looks like though!

 

I've got that silly feeling in my stomach right now. I really don't want to sell it but I need to justify the funds for the race car. My DD ITR costs me right around 600 a month before gas. I could use that for 2 track days a month. I'm gonna miss it but next DD I buy will be a black JDM front ITR.

 

heh.. why do you think mine's for sale.. gotta pay for a new tow beast somehow and can't afford both..

 

I hear that. I can afford it but sadly nothing else. I wanna still be able to take a weekend at the beach if I want and right now with both I can't.

 

I replied to you on ITRCA. Just make sure everything is legit!!! Why cant people do it the old fashion way.

Hey I want your car
ok
Here is a certified check for it
Cool thanks
no prob
have fun with the car
will do, later
peace

It will never be that easy anymore, now you have to worry about losing your car to some scamming bastard.

 

Yeah I know but it was very hard to get my R financed through anyone except the credit union I did get it done through.