SAPA Auto Sales Reports & Reviews (11)
SAPA Auto Sales Contacts
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5235 NE Skyport Way Portland, ORPhone: |
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sapaautosales.com
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I GOT SCAMMED ! No car - no phone or email responses. Seller was claimed to be Robert Ballard (email: [email protected]) the SAPA sales person was identified as Daniel Berg ([email protected]) 503-765-9715.
What can be done about this? Is SAPA motors a real business ? Is there a company executive I can contact ?
On line I did find a website with pictures of the business in Portland with all their documents available.
Jim
Everytime I find one of these fake sites, I will post it. In the meantime I would not buy a car advertised on oodle.com. Its best to buy a classic car direct from a seller.
Scammer's website sapaautosales.com
Scammer's address 5325 NE Skyport Way, Portland, OR 97218
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Initial means of contact Online classifieds (e.g., Craigslist)
Boat checked out as real HIC number was accurate however for a different boat in NC. The boat in the pictures was real as well but sold beginning 2020 in Florida. These guys are preying on people who think they are getting a deal and will wire to hold the item which isn't real.
Scammer's address 5325 NE Skyport Way, Portland, OR 97218, USA
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Searched the address and found a neighboring business. Called them for more information and it seems that the building is now Hydro Extrusion Portland. Not sure if it's the same company or just using a name.
They wanted me to send $12,000 to a brokerage and it will be kept there until I accept the truck.
Scammer's website sapaautosales.com/register.php
Scammer's address 5235 NE Skyport Way Portland, OR
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Initial means of contact Email
The scammers frequently recommend the use of fake “escrow” services that will hold funds involved in the transaction until both parties are satisfied that the transaction has been completed. In a typical scam, a legitimate buyer will be approached by a scammer selling a car (again, often an exotic or classic car priced, but usually priced well below market value). The scam seller will offer to ship the car and that there is no risk.
Once the money is transferred, contact is broken (or sometimes additional funds are requested to cover “unforeseen” events). In any case, the legitimate buyer never receives a car and loses their money.
The reason I know that this is a fraudulent company is that this is the 3rd website they have opened and shut down using the same fake names and photos of their so called sales managers. I almost sent money to buy a car back in March. I find these underpriced cars on oodle.com and when I make contact with the so called seller I get the email such as this one (Attached). Last time they were using HSBC Bank in the UK
At one time they used ABL Shipping, Ziegler Freight, as well as a few others. The Names this time are Paul Stockwell (Car owner), Dan Berg (Sales Manager). Probably working out of India or Pakistan