Automall-Online.com Reports & Reviews

Automall-Online.com Reports & Reviews (3)

I was perusing automall-online.com today as I've been looking to buy a nice, classic musclecar, and since I saw the cult, horror classic Phantasm, I've been fascinated with the 1971 Hemi 'Cuda. In 1971 there were only 59 'Cudas made with the Hemi engine option. There were only 7 convertible Hemi 'Cudas made in 1971.

So this person was supposedly offering a convertible 71 'Cuda for only $15,800. Absolutely ridiculous.

I inquired, thinking it was a reproduction, or that maybe it was a regular 71 'Cuda with aftermarket, or custom upgrades to make it appear like the original. Here is the (sadly predictable) response:

Hi, this is Natalie selling the Cuda. The car is in really good condition, has no issues or accidents, no rust or leaks, straight body, no work needed ready to enjoy. It was my husband's baby "Life's too short to drive a boring car" he always said but he passed away last year he served his country well and I'm sure he's in a good place now. I had thyroid surgery and moved back to my late folks house in Nebraska to recover and considering the difficult circumstances I'm forced to sell it. I made arrangements with a local shipper to help me with the sale as I'm unable to and the car is prepped & ready for delivery which is covered in the $15,800. If still interested in buying and need more details provide your name and a shipping address I'll forward it to them and they'll provide you the terms and legal contract to show authenticity & delivery are guaranteed. I have several folks interested so I'll be waiting for your reply soon hopefully.

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Scammer's phone 712-485-4415
Scammer's website www.automall-online.com
Scammer's address 4166 Highway 60 BLVD S
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Initial means of contact Email

On this one they list cars that don't exist on Klommpy.com and oodle.com. The classic cars are way under priced. When you email the so called seller you will get the following reply:

"Hi, this is Janice! Glad to see you're interested and I'm very sorry for the delayed response, I was at the hospital - I don't feel very well! It’s in great condition as you can see, has no issues mechanically, electrically or any other to be noted. No accidents, no rust or leaks, straight body. It was my husband's baby "Life is too short to drive a boring vehicle" he always said, but he passed away earlier this year and being in a difficult situation I'm forced to sell it. Also, I recently moved to my late parents' house in Iowa cause I had a thyroidectomy and need rest managing the recovery. Considering the circumstances, I made arrangements with a shipping company to help me with payment and delivery as I'm unable to. It's already in their possession all prepped & ready for delivery which is free. Price is $10,000 no other fees involved."

It is always that same dialog, although sometimes they use a differnt sellers name, such as Megan Griffin. Once you agree to the purchase, they will send you a fake invoice from Vande Weerd Trucking. This so called trucking company does not even have a website.

Once the you receive your invoice you will be instructed to call; 712-485-4415 to get instructions as to how to wire the money for the vehicle. This scam is little be differnt than the others I have posted but rest assured it is a scam.

Don't get taken in by these con artist.

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Another Online shipping/escrow scam. These seem to be popping up everywhere. Underpriced classic cars on oodl.com and kloppy.com. The cars are usally 10 to 15 thousand dollars under priced. I almost got taken in by one of these scammers back in March. So it is now my goal to get as many of these shut down as possible. I play them for about a week, then I let them have it. Beware of Janice Coleman, and Megan Griffin with the same hard luck story. Its actulay the same person using various names.

This is pretty damn funny! I'm laughing my [censored] off! This is the same damn bull[censored] lie that "Megan Griffin" sends out. Maybe you should change it up and write some new dialog. You scammers are about to get busted! The FBI and Interpole know your whereabouts and it's all going to go down real soon. Below is some verbiage I sent back to them:

"Hi, this is Janice! Glad to see you're interested and I'm very sorry for the delayed response, I was at the hospital - I don't feel very well! It’s in great condition as you can see, has no issues mechanically, electrically or any other to be noted. No accidents, no rust or leaks, straight body. It was my husband's baby "Life is too short to drive a boring vehicle" he always said, but he passed away earlier this year and being in a difficult situation I'm forced to sell it. Also, I recently moved to my late parents' house in Iowa cause I had a thyroidectomy and need rest managing the recovery. Considering the circumstances, I made arrangements with a shipping company to help me with payment and delivery as I'm unable to. It's already in their possession all prepped & ready for delivery which is free. Price is $10,000 no other fees involved."

***SCAM BUSTED******SCAM BUSTED*** ***SCAM BUSTED***

All are lies so beware of these clowns.

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