Yep, I’m a sucker. I see a steal of a deal, and go for it. Lucky for me, others in our area got hit first. Well, almost. She claims Anderson S.C.

This is her story. It isnt uncommon to find this story to be true. I have seen $500 Sportsters, and then asked about them. Normally they are already gone.

I didn’t have the money. So, I mentioned the stupid sweet deal to a friend. They had already had experience with the scammer, the day before.

I show another friend, and they call her out on a truck! Be careful out there! Scammers are everywhere!


She says it was her husband, but claims a dealership that does not exist. Another for the books. Then all this crazy crap. Who would believe her?

That is entirely unbelievable! What a hussle. Who would buy a bike that couldn’t come see?
Thank you for making this post. You saved me $2000 on an RV.
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Did the RV ever show up??
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Did you go through with having them deliver this RV? Just curious. LOL
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She’s still at it. I used to fo fraud investigations. The entire shipping thing is crap. Trying to sell a Rav4 car on Facebook!! A year after your post. I found yours by searching scam and her name. Yours is nit tge only one. I always report postings to fb ir craigslist but now that I have her email address I can extract her computer IP address and see her cuty and country and will turn her over to the FBI. Lol people akways think if you are on fb or craifskist yiu never has a career ubcedtifating fraud on FBI cases Homeland Sexueity and Secret Service. I used it on data sights too! Lol then I know uf I’m really talking to a 19 year old Nigerian scamnar instead of the 50 tear old white model photo the stole. Criminals are alwats stupid and akwats leave a trail. Oddly I’ve seen these ebay thing before but didn’t pay attention. But now it seems to be the new scam
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She is selling a short Airstream Ocean on Facebook Market place for $1200, so I guess whoever it is, they are still at it.
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I almost fell for it but my daughter picked up the scam!
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I don’t know if anyone will see this, but this “person”, who I’m sure isn’t Sarah tried this with a camper twice with me yesterday and I looked around and found another camper. 3 different listings, 3 different names, 3 different cities, but all three women lost their husband to a heart attack. How sad!
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many thanks for your post,,,,i cant imagine anyone sending money before they see the item in person,,,,and it should be prosecuted,,,or at least cut from the computer mails,,,,its wasting our time
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Sarah Hamilton is alive and well today in the indianapolis Facebook marketplace. With the same exact text.
Here it is:
On Jul 9, 2022, at 6:38 PM, Sarah Hamilton wrote:
Hi, the 2011 Honda Accord Crosstour EX-L it’s still available. It’s in a great condition, no scratches, no damages, never been involved in any kind of accidents, (great on gas), Engine 3,5 V6 Automatic Transmission & Only 97,500 miles. ABSOLUTELY NO ISSUES at all and I have the clean title in hand. I’m selling it at this final price of $1,200 because my husband passed away 2 months ago (he had a heart attack) and brings me bad memories and that’s the reason I want to sell it asap. I also got a new job, moved back to my hometown, and many other things have priority now, so, this car has to go. If you are interested in buying, feel free to email me.
May her husband Rest In Peace.
Thanks for the alert.
Jim
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My daughter-in -law is named Sarah Hamilton. This is NOT my sweet, honest Sarah Hamilton !!!
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