Follow Ups/Extra Information. Most recent is listed first.

I have a car listed for sale online as well. I received a text from an incomplete number like the ones you get from your service provider, 233-33. Right away I thought is was a scam. He asked me what the condition of the car was and what the final price was, when that information was all outlined in the ad I posted for the car.
Like the person who first listed this scammer, I recieved the same email with his sob story about how he works at sea and cannot use a phone, but he can sneek away to use the internet to send emails?? I had to laugh when he continued to say he wanted my car for a present for his dad...This is where it gets funny...my car is a modified, tunned up, sports coupe, that would only be of interest to a young kid or someone in their early 20's not the father of someone whom already is out in the working world.
Then he messed up and said he couldn't wait to see his dad's expression when he got the "TRUCK" I sold him. HA HA HA! Not selling a truck!
Needless to say, he didn't get my paypal account info. and to all of you, if someone asks for your account info, they are not sending money to it. All they need is your account id. not everything else.
From that day forward, I have googled every email address I come accross.