Patricia Sampson emailed us about a car on Craigslist. After several emails (never replying directly to me, but re-replying through the CL relay reading "Patricia Sampson") she requested a vehicle report using usavincheap.com. Email below:"Sure, I’d love to come see it. Though I’d appreciate seeing the report first so I can make sure of some things before I come and make you an offer. I recommend using usavincheap.com for the report as they are really cheap and reliable. Let me know if you get it and then we can meet.Best regards,"All contact ceased when informed I would provide a VIN to run a report herself. Scam
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