Comments on: Jeffrey Davis (jeffreydaviis@msn.com) – Honda CRV SUV 2002 – $3900 (los angeles) Craigslist

By: Jackie

Jackie — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 22:11:09 +0000

Yep, EXACT thing w/me; same verbiage. Thankfully I googled it and found all this. Hopefully giving name, address and ph. # didn’t hurt me. I messed w/the jerk and responded to his last email (b4 I got the ebay thing, which probly would be tomorrow if I hadn’t sent this) and cc’d to fake name @fbi.gov. Being a scammer, he probly knows it’s a fake, but just hope it scares him for a minute that I called the FBI on him. And maybe I just will… cops any help w/this stuff? There’s gotta be a way to stop jerks like this. Just a perfect example of “when it sounds too good to be true, it is.”

By: leigh512

leigh512 — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 21:48:15 +0000

Same thing happen to my sister he said he was going to iraq and needed to sell his car asap!! She has three small kids and now she has no car, she sold her car for the 3900 lucky she did not send the money!! I want this man caught! How dare he trick innocent people that just need a car! He may not get caught here on earth but GOD will punish him!

By: jpnunnelee

jpnunnelee — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 03:07:13 +0000

I am receiving the exact same emails from Jeffrey Davis at this time. I seem to be one day behind you. I guess I will receive the phony ebay email tomorrow. As I read the emails between the two of you, the words from Jeffrey Davis are identical in the emails he has sent to me. The only difference is that I was supposed to be buying a 2005 Nissan Altima and I live in north Mississippi. Thank God I did a Google search on Jeffrey Davis and the military base in Montana. When I did, I could not believe it. I was practically reading the messages sent to me. It is a disgrace to our military that this loser would use the armed forced to try and pull this scam off. I am curious if anyone has actually followed through with this. Even though the Western Union bit would have thrown up a red flag, I am thankful for you posting this scam and letting others know before it is too late. Thanks a million, or at least $3900. ha ha