Cars On Line Warning
This email is being sent to you as a courtesy of the Cars On Line website.
We have noticed recently that Internet "scammers" have been trying to contact our advertisers under the pretense of buying their cars. If you've been contacted by a buyer, please double check the email address to make sure it is not one of the following:
For more information on Internet scams and how to identify them you may want to read the information linked on our home page. See: the classic Nigerian scam. (Don't be fooled. The Nigerian scam is just the name we give to the generic scheme where the scammer sends you a cashiers check for more than you are asking for your car. The scammer can say he is from the United Kingdon, Isreal, Norway, China, Brazil, or anyplace he wants you to believe he's from. Yahoo.com will keep his true location a secret. No one can find out where they are actually from.)
Help us to stop these scammers. By not replying to these email addresses you will dry up the source of their revenue.
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