Bil -scam eller seriøs selger?

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Jepp

 

Han snakker jo sin meget spesielle engelsk og

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Rainbææuuuw.

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wåååååtah (water)

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Dette er fantastisk, fikk samme melding selv, fra annen person, veldig fint norsk navn, men overraskende dårlig på morsspråket sitt;

 

Hello,

 

I am sorry that I am not writing You in Norwegian language because I do not speak it very well and it is better to write in English. If You are having problems understanding my message, don't hesitate to contact me but I hope the details I am giving will be easily understood.

 

The car is in great working condition, has no scratches or dents, never been involved in any kind of accidents. The car interior is impeccable ( I do not smoke ). The engine works perfectly. I can ensure You that the car is full operational. You can also see in the photos I have posted that the car is in perfect condition.

I bought this car from Norway at the same time when I bought a holiday house there. Due to some financial problems I am having I had to sell the holiday house a few weeks ago. I did not manage to sell the car too when I sold the house because I did not have a lot of time at my disposal so I decided to take the car with me in England and try to sell it here in England. At this time the car is located in Leeds, United Kingdom same place where me and my family live.

I have tried to sell it in here, but it is very difficult to sell it due to the fact that it has the steering wheel on the left side ( in England the cars have the steering wheel on the right side ). I also tried to sell it to a local dealer but the price that they are offering to me is too low. I have decided to sell the car to a Norwegian person because the car is still registered in Norway and has Norwegian papers ( Norwegian plate number and also Norwegian certificate which means in case we will close the deal, You won't have to pay any import taxes). The car has all the Norwegian taxes paid and there is no debt on the car.

 

As I am very busy with my new work contract ( I am a construction engineer ) I can not come to Norway to sell the car there, I prefer to sell the car at a lower price then the market price and close the deal one of the following ways:

1- The first option would be through a transport company ( they will transport the car and also handle the money / a company that ensures safety for buyer and seller at the same time ). After consulting with some friends, it seems that this is the best way to complete an Internet transaction. The name of the transport company that I prefer to use is Express Transport. This is one of the largest transport companies in Europe and they deliver the product directly to buyer's address. The services that they are providing are very safe for both of us. Using this type of company will give You the chance to inspect the car before I receive the payment for it. Through this company it will take 5 business days to have the car delivered to Norway and the car will come with 10 Days Return policy ( In case the car won't meet your conditions You have the right to return it without paying any taxes and your money will be refunded to You immediately).

2- The second option is for You to come to Leeds, United Kingdom and complete the transaction in person by paying cash.

 

That's all I can say for the moment, but if You are interested in having more information about the transaction or the car I would be glad to reply with more information.

If You are interested in buying the car, the total price including the transport taxes to Norway country and also the transfer of the propriety onto your name is 145.000 Kr.

Here You have my contact information:

 

Ole Petter Skaugen

6 Hazelwood Av

Garforth Leeds LS25 2AW

United Kingdom

Best Regards from England!

[>Jonas<]

Dette var et av temaene på Forbrukerinspektørene denne uka, og episoden kan ses her.

 

Her ringte de svindleren på det engelske nummeret, og da de stod der med bilen i salgsannonsen og nordmannen med det egentlige hevdet fremdeles svindleren at han ikke skjønte noe av dette og at han fremdeles hadde bilen der. Det var ihvertfall ikke norsk aksent på den gebrokne engelsken heller.