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Method Of Buying Japanese Cars And Parts Cheap！

EverFree

By EverFree,
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EverFree Newbie

EverFree

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Hello everyone !

Are you gullible?

Are you cashed up?

Do you have no clue about importation processes and will trust anyone?

Then import through me.

I use a scam that is based on a generic template where I add my own pics and try to lure people into sending me money with promises of cheap cars and parts.

email me : [email protected]

URL: http://turboman.sakura.ne.jp

*note: post has been edited by funkymonkey to reveal some conditions of this scam

Rezz Grand Master

Rezz

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Hello everyone !

Do you want to buy cars & parts cheap from Japan ?

Do you know Yahoo Auctions, the biggest on-line private auctions in Japan ?

We believe this is the cheapest place you can buy used cars in Japan

compared to other on-line auctions and normal auctions such as USS, JA.

If you are interested our services and Yahoo Auctions, please email us.

email me : [email protected]

URL: http://turboman.sakura.ne.jp

Do you want to advertise on Skylines Australia?

Have you read the forum rules?

We believe that spamming 'DISCUSSION' forums with blatant advertisements is fuggin' annoying.

If you are interested in advertising with SAU, get in touch with the site administrators. I recommend 'Funkymonkey' as he's even more cynical than I am.

funkymonkey Grand Master

funkymonkey

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actually... this is a scam that's been doing the rounds on all the import based forums around the world... I'll post the alternate URLs (so you can compare the copy and paste templates).

grandmasterb Grand Master

grandmasterb

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:lol: thats one way of doing it.

I have also seen this guy on a few different forums.

I can't believe there are peeps out there that actually think they can get away with this sh!t <_<

Hopefully can get the word out to all about him and all the others so they dont get taken for a ride either!!!

Cheers B

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