We got scammed selling a car online

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[trobbins]

"My car's only driving on one cylinder and three wheels..." That's the laugh I needed this morning, Thanks!

[uhplumber]

I missed the part as to why you had to send him back money. He was buying a car from you and "paid" for it with the phony check so why are you sending him money?

[video]

The only doctor I know who buys a $4000 vehicle is Dr. Johnny Fever (Old dudes will know who this is).... These scammers are out of control.

[thomaswilson]

Jim browning is a English man in England. He specializes in destroying scammers. I love watching his channel. He actually gets into their computers. Mike its amazing just how much these scammers make every month.

[gwillis]

The way to really make an internet scammer cringe is to send a message saying that you will not close the deal unless the person sends a digital photo of themselves with a plastic bucket full of fresh caught fish balanced on the head while standing on one foot.

[Foxfatherracing]

The sad part is these scams work, I pray it's not a high percentage but they must since they keep going on.

[repz]

Love that you played him at this own game … well done Mike

[johngregory]

Hello Mike, That was one of the best instructional videos on how to scam a scammer that I have ever viewed. You Rock. Thanks again.

[sterlingjones]

The best video from Chevy Dude for sure.

[DavidGarcia-mdhz]

That’s so very kind of you of what you’re doing. May God bless you and your business. Many people need help in this time.

[Steverz]

That was great! Next time mail him a Dunkin Donut card with 30 cents on it with a note that has his amount he requested on it!🤣😂🤣

[soldierr]

I’m digging your free car program, brother! I like that stuff!

[andycharles]

Way to go C.D., that was a great public service video! I love it when you can stick it to the bad guy!

[ohno]

Love the program! You’re doing good work

[rotate]

I recently had a similar experience selling a vehicle on ebay. After a few emails with the buyer I knew something was amiss. I sold the vehicle to him for $40k. The buyer sends me a check for $45k. Huge red flag there. I called the bank where the check was issued from and within seconds they told me the check was fake. What the buyer wanted me to do was since he wrote the check for 5k more than what he originally paid for it and send him a $5k check via PayPal and a few other companies. He said he made a mistake writing the correct amount. Nobody makes a 5k mistake when buying a vehicle that originally sold for 40k. After playing around with him for a few days I sent him a message saying "game over". I told him I knew what he was doing and should feel ashamed for trying to scam me. I told him he could go to prison for what he did along with a few other things. Funny thing is he replied saying I was right and now felt bad for trying to take advantage of me and other people. I kept in touch with him for awhile and low and behold he got a job with a technology company making fairly good money. He said he got to thinking about what I had told him and decided to turn his life around. That made me feel so good knowing that I helped him to be on the straight and narrow.

[dorjeet]

thank you for sharing the story about the scamming.. its really educational! keep it up!

[Buc_Stops_Here]

This was awesome, I appreciate the effort you went through to get the scammer. They are a dime a dozen as the do not call system the federal government put into place is worthless. Amazing he actually sent you some money!

[willy]

Love the Keys to Empower program. Keep up the good work.

[kennyb]

The best one is the IRS one...I strung a scammer along for a good hour ( I was bored and wanted to mess with him) and he said his piece and I said " your the IRS....you guys owe me money!...give me my money!...he said F you and hung up. I couldn't stop laughing

[adamkwasnaza]

As an owner of a detail shop I get texts like this all the time. People will ask prices for high end service on multiple vehicles and then try to “overpay” in advance for these services that never get done and then they want you to refund their money back to them.