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As promised, here was the first scam I encountered from this person...check out the date. I'm sure this one wasn't the first either

----- Original Message -----
> From: "Mullerkat@aol.com" <Mullerkat@aol.com>
> Date: Thursday, November 2, 2006 4:16 am
> Subject: Re: Question for item #110050525607 - Chevrolet : Blazer
> To: ....
>
>
>> Hi,
>> First of all,i must apologize for my reticence with selling my car.I
>> love this car and it means a lot to me.I am forced by a bank loan to
>> sell it.The loan does not involved her ,but i need the money and i
>> must do that.The car is like new ,in perfect condition, no marks or
>> need for additional repairs what so ever.It has no scratches, no
>> special marks, no need for additional repairs what so ever.The real
>> miles onboard, a great car ready to be yours. It has no accident or
>> any engine problem.
>> I need to know you,even if that means by email or phone before i
>> sell you the car.Even if i seem a litlle paranoid,i will not sell
>> this car to anyone.I took very good care of her and i feel very
>> attached to her.
>> The price is $5000 with shipping for free(if necessary in the
>> continental US),since my brother in law works at DAS,and he promised
>> me that it will cost me nothing to ship it to you.I dont want to
>> offend you by anything but if we are going to complete the sale we
>> are going to use Ebay Purchase Program which will cover the purchases
>> up to 20,000 USD.Please also provide me with the following details
>> necessary to take a decision:
>> -your full name and address for shipping -your ph# If you agree with
>> my terms,i will need your name and address and i will contact ebay to
>> inform them about our agreement and to start the program to protect
>> us.If this is ok with you and you want me to explain how the process
>> works,please email me and i will do that.
>> Thank you and i will wait for your email.

You'd think they'd be a little more creative and come up with a new reply.