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Well it does seem so, but it's a bit different than normal as the seller as put a postcode up where presumably you can view it.If it seems too good to be true... then yes it is a scam... and this definitely seems too good to be true..
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Well it is a genuine postcode, if you are interested in it, it's got to be worth asking.Well it does seem so, but it's a bit different than normal as the seller as put a postcode up where presumably you can view it.
It does seem cheap though although it is twenty years old, could be damp or something.
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If your considering why it MIGHT be genuine your half way to being scammed.Well it does seem so, but it's a bit different than normal as the seller as put a postcode up where presumably you can view it.
It does seem cheap though although it is twenty years old, could be damp or something.
Now you're three quarters of the wayWell it is a genuine postcode, if you are interested in it, it's got to be worth asking.
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loads of eBay MH scams use a postcode, they hijack somebody else’s account. Blimey please don’t encourage folk to take the bait!Well it does seem so, but it's a bit different than normal as the seller as put a postcode up where presumably you can view it.
It does seem cheap though although it is twenty years old, could be damp or something.
10? You missed the other dozens then. Every day they are on there.I reported ten the other day , not sure i they are still on .
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Not encouraging anyone to do anything, anything over 5 grand is of no interest to me, but sometimes if you are after something you have to look at everything, you never know you might just drop on a bargain, but not till you have seen it.loads of eBay MH scams use a postcode, they hijack somebody else’s account. Blimey please don’t encourage folk to take the bait!
I took 18,000 pound notes to a bloke in the East End for our first one.Not encouraging anyone to do anything, anything over 5 grand is of no interest to me, but sometimes if you are after something you have to look at everything, you never know you might just drop on a bargain, but not till you have seen it.
I actually bought our first one unseen off eBay and did three thousand miles around Europe in it within 6 months of buying it.
Couldn’t agree more! I’ve bought and sold too many cars and campervans, MH’s over the years and many privately from eBay, Autotrader etc. I check as much as possible. HPI, check postcode, Google maps, google the persons name etc. etc. never puts me off, but eBay is always one to be careful on, again not enough to put me off, but a lot easier for the scammers to operate compared to Autotrader. Never part with any money before seeing the vehicle and conducting the above checks.I took 18,000 pound notes to a bloke in the East End for our first one.
Lots and lots of considerations beforehand (and I mean LOTS of checks)
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Got that strange feeling that I looked at the 58 Autocruise Starburst when we were looking last year - and that was from a dealer.
You both need to go to Specsavers... It's a Rapido!Genuine ? £9K for an Autocruise Starburst worth three times that to trade in ? !!
Bless your little cotton socks! hes probably the cousin of the Nigerian Prince who is financing all of these MH’s at a loss just to do a good deed to all us Funsters!!!!Still not convinced this is a scam, ok he has a lot of motors for sale, at least 4 motorhomes but he has the same postcode on every one, surely a message can't hurt if you was interested.