BUYERS BEWARE !!!!! SERIOUSLY!!!!!

hey guys i own a Lightning but my brother in law who was trying to buy a kenne bell off of eBay got screwed.... do not deal with this guy he is a fraud.... my brother in law was involved in an accident... his insurance company sent him money to repair his vehicle and since he is doing it himself he figure he can save some much needed extra dough and get a supercharger until this scum bag came along....


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if you notice in his auction he is willing to sell for $1800 + shipping... we live in ft Lauderdale next to Miami and my brother law who is not to well with computers insisted and trusted this guy... this guy gave him bs that he lives in Pensacola, Florida and is an old account which shows him living in Miami.... long story short he asked my brother in law to wire transfer(i know you should never do this but he did not know) $900.00 and then the guy will ship the supercharger and then he sends the rest... my brother in law sent the money and never heard from him again... he has tried numerous times to contact this guy and the guy ignores him but if we call from different numbers he picks up...guys watch this guy. he cancels the eBay auction and re-post them in an effort to get people to call and reach him... this guy is scum... he will not go through the eBay auction which is why eBay can;t do nothing about it and this guy is taking advantage of people.... so do not buy from this guy he will screw you over.....

pass the word on.... on this SCUM BAG... it really upsets me how people take advantage of others.... my brother in law has learned from his mistake.... just don't want other people to be victims of this scum bag...

my brother in law is still looking for a good deal on a supercharger though... kenne bell preferably...

one thing to learn and yea i get that too bid on any car on ebay and they will send you a notice that they are commited to sell to you blah blah blah if you look in actuality that notice was not sent by ebay which it should be....and then they want you to wire transfer the money to london england haha bunch of scums


***** NEVER DO A WIRE TRANSFER OVER THE INTERNET******OR OVER THE PHONE***** WHICH IS WHERE HE GOT SCREWED****

we tried but eBay said until you win the bid and then get screwed they can't do nothing since it wasn't done on eBay so in another words this guy just cancels the auction therefore he is playing his way of eBay not getting involved...

update guys

well i did send this fraud guy a message through eBay and apparently eBay is aware of it but are they doing anything about it? here is what they sent me...


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