Hello Guys
Nairalander and Nigerian ,Please beware of a syndicate Group that specializes in duping unsuspecting Nigerian of their Hard Earned money under the pretence of auctioning Nigeria Customs Service Seizures(Cars).This group has been placing adverts in Newspapers such as The Guardian of 2nd March and the Punch stating that they have some cars for sales at rock bottom prices of Toyota Camry , 600k
End of discussion, 800k
Honda Pilot, 1.4M
etc.
This gang whichn has one EBENEZER DAVID as its arrowhead has swindled hundreds of Nigerian of money ranging from N50K to N1.4M.This group operates an account with Ecobank Plc with name EBENEZER DAVID,,,,,,0571060188264801. were unsuspecting public are made to pay in money to facilitate allocation whereas they have no link with the Nigeria Customs Service.
Nairalander Kindly verify any transaction that you want to go into before paying as even i am a victims myself of N50k .OWO MUGUN.
Please if you have any information on this group ,KINDLY REPLY TO THIS POST.
NIGERIAN BEWARE/////

even the vin/chasis no. is 18 digit

My sympathies for your loss. Thanks for the heads up. Fast cars, fast money. If it's too good, most likely it's too true.

Everythin reeks of fraud!!!
Just that a green horn will never know
Camry VIN numbers start with '4T1B'*************

Chei!!!!! Kpelee!!

I nearly fell victim too to this Ebenezer guy. The only thing that stopped me is that i have never paid money to anybody without seeing the Goods/person i am paying for/to.
The guy asked me to pay 60K into his account with Ecobank, and i said i will send my friend who works in Ibadan to see him personally to inspect the car, then pay him the money cash. He was not comfortable with the idea and refused to pick my friends calls.
This was when i knew it was all a scam.
I sent him a text on his number 08063452669 cursing him and started wondering how many nigerians he had duped through this process.

Bros,

Una see de tin wey greediness dey do. Una tink say una don see awoof, de awoof won con tear una pocket or even tear una pocket. EOD for 800k, Camry for 600k, de price suppose alert una say na gbaju ee dey do una. Wen persin talk say awoof de run belle, mak una know say na true talk.

[size=18pt]Anyway, a very big epele to una wey fall mugu, next time mak una shine una eye well well.[/size]

i was nearly a victim, but i wondered how cars could be too cheap and no one buys them before it goes to press.

As i called the David and he mentioned custom: i was on red alert.

Next, i asked him why the money must be paid into his account and not custom's and he banged the phone.

Nigerians and scam.

Never pay for stuff not seen. For any purchase, drag price for a while before making any commitment. It might well help you to suspect foul play by buying some time. When the price of a thing is outrageously cheap, it should send feelers. These are just some rules of thumb.

normally custom clearance sales are usually cheap not only in Nigeria, i bought one car through Lagos custom half the market price, what made me pay was that i was able to see the car i am paying for and the advert on custom newsletter.

all the same ,ifuran logun agba