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Hello,

My name is Linda, and I'm emailing you about 2008 Honda Accord EX-L with an gasoline engine, automatic transmission and only 49,714 k miles. Never had or need any paint/body work done, garaged keep always, without any mechanical problems, tires and wheels are in great shape as well, electric is working perfectly. The engine 3.5L V6, runs very good and the automatic transmission shifts perfectly. Has a clean and clear US title in my name and there are no liens or loans on it. This car was used by my husband who died 4 month ago. The  price was reduced at $1990 because I'm in a hurry to find a buyer. I need to sell the car before the 15 of the next month, when I will be leaving on military duty with my medical team out of the country  for a year and do not want to store it. Hate to sell it but its not worth keeping insurance and paying storage fees for a year.

Omggggggg, I am literally dealing with this lady right now about a 2008 GSXR 1000 with 11,242 miles. My intuition just told me to Google her and what do I see....all of your lovely comments.
I am sooooo, happy that I found this because my husband and I were sitting here waiting on the whole ebay protection program rep to contact me. Thank God for my woman's intuition.

Good thing I Google her named she was trying to sell me a 2008 honda saying her husband passes away 4 months ago and she was going to leave in month for military

She is right now trying to sell me a 2008 Honda. She said her husband died 4 months ago and she was going out of the country with a medical team and didn't want to pat storage fees for a year. I am so glad I googled her name. Is there someone we can report this to that can stop her?

Where did you see her ad?  Craigslist--newspaper???  That would be the place to contact about this fraud.