He probably wants the picture so he can use it for his scams.

Just have to say : I have been on Moparts over 20 years and bought and sold a lot of parts with no hassle whatsoever ... I have always been satisfied with my purchases as were the persons I sold to.. the guy that scammed me still emails me I guess he goes on this site and he isn't happy about being called a thief , he says he will refund my money but only if I give him my bank account info saying he can only refund that way ... sure buddy heres my info... not. I emailed him back about a week ago asking why he can't send me a money order, certified check or western union wire transfer to me personally or send me the crank.. big surprise ! I haven't heard back

And he is ???

Good idea

Name in the seventh post

I have been hit by both fake names on the same wanted ad.

If you post a wanted ad, best be on guard.

Like waving money around walking down the worst crime infested street in your area.

If they don't take a method that provides some protection, objects even if you pay the 3%, too difficult to get paypal, etc... RUN

Scammers are everywhere on any forum I frequent.

A month or so back I responded to a Facebook Marketplace listing for a Honda RC51 that was priced very well. I was hesitant to even try being Facebook which I don't normally use. The seller's response was pretty 'tentative', to the point of making me wonder.

After some back and forth with the seller I concluded it was worth the drive to Iowa to see what happened. I got there, found he was a real person, really had the bike, really did want to sell it and even had a clean title for it.

When we had settled up on the sale he said "I almost didn't respond to your messages. Being from Minnesota I was concerned you were a scammer and was trying to figure out your angle." I laughed and said "I was wondering the same thing about you!"

I got the same email. it was suspect form the very beginning.

I have had good luck selling and buying on the moparts forum. Just did an order for selling some 1970 Challenger parts, and have a deal buying parts from Little Detroit. Though they have a low post count, they have posted here for over 10 years so I was not concerned about it being a scammer or anything like that.

He tried to get me on a 69 coronet fender last week.He sent me pictures he stole off the internet.

Seems it's getting so bad that keyboards are starting to have this key on them

Lot of Scammers on RacingJunk. Most can't even speak English when you call.

Just got a email from Eddie Robbin and it sure does not look right. I can't put my email address with my parts wanted adds
be careful.