"2000 hello"

It means the person is under 20.

darcy

 

I think it means he has $1,200 and big dreams.

 

 

I'm selling my civic online, and one 'buyer' sent me this.. scam??

"Hi, I'll buy your car at asking price. My name is Ben..., I'm looking for a civic with sunroof and a 6-speed. So yours fits the bill...mileage is on the high end, but here's my deal: I have a company with zero revenue, trying to get it off the ground via wholesaling at the moment. If you have pull at any of the universities you work at, I can broker procurement deal or two. If the profit is greater than $4200, I'll split it at 50/50 ratio. You'll receive your payment in the form of a Consultant Fee. What do you say? Let's expand our success together. I'm 28 and a university drop-out btw. Went to YorkU for a chem degree, leaving after a year or so."

 

Yes.

 

Heck, you may be on one of the lower tiers of a pyramid scheme. Do it!

LOL.

 

It's like he opened a textbook and pulled together a bunch of random words to make a business case.

 

Honestly, I don't even know what he is saying.. doesn't make much sense to me anyways

 

lol that's crazy story. I don't even understand either.

For me there was guy that cursed me about not selling part with his price.

He said "You never going sell this part and your car will be break down"

Oh well the part sold next day.

And I decided to report this guy or not.

But I found his facebook with his email address????

Looked like teenager so... just ignored it

 

The Southern Ontario forum isn't that much better. I recall one member on here offering me $5.00 for a part, and I needed to ship the part to him in Ontario. So I would have to get off my lard ass to package a part in a box, then travel to the nearest post office, and ship a part to someone for $5.00 Where do these people come from ?