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I got the following email today. This is the first contact that I have had with Mr. Sujikama and he is ready to buy!

I just can?t tell you how excited that I am <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

And here I thought that it would take a long time to sell the SportHawk.


From: Kenzo Sujikama
Telephone: 44- 703-190-7438 (Daytime)
E-Mail: kenzosujikama@yahoo.com.cn
Location: GB
Buyer rates self as: Definitely buying Maximum: $999999
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Hello, I am interested in purchasing the 1973 Cessna 150/150 150 HP,I have viewed all the information posted on the website, I will like you to send me an email stating various steps on how to proceed in this transaction.
Regards
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ASO Message ID 462844 ASO Ad number 103031
Please contact us if you have difficulty reaching this buyer.
E-Mail: service@ASO.com FAX: (415) 927-9441 Phone: (415) 927-2255
Kenzo Sujikama <kenzosujikama@yahoo.com.cn>

R U U U U U N N N N N N N N N N !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


He'll probably fly in from 'S. Afrika' after you give him your checking account and routing numbers to transfer the funds!


Bengie

Ya Think?

I bet that guy has an ocean front condo in Clinton that he will rent you cheap also!

OH this could be so much fun. Let's see... first step: show up in person with cash. second step: take posession and responsibility for the airplane.

When they start in about bank account numbers, just tell him you don't have a bank account, you don't trust them.

The guy has a Japanese name, location is GB (Great Britain), and his internet domain is China (".cn"). A real international buyer.

Just think Wayne, he "will like you" if you send him the email ! Lucky you! Tell him you have a whole bunch of friends over here that like you already!

Yeah, I had one like that, too. He wanted to send me a "company check" for $25,000, and have me refund him the difference ($5,500). Think that check would have cleared? Not.

Well heck Wayne...play it along as far as you can, even if just for the entertainment value. One of the local businesses here that eBays some of their stuff played along with some moron to the point of receiving the cashier's check. Knowing it was a scam, they took the check to their bank to be examined...the bank said it looked as real as any check could. Of course a phone call to the issuing bank proved it to be bogus. But hey...it made a neat souvineer!! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

And you know, in the off chance this guy is for real...maybe we'll aquire a new member!

Scott... Make it more believeable and say "I live in Arkansas and we don't have banks, we just keep our money in our matress."