I have heard about scamming on the internet, but this is the first time I have had first-hand evidence of the process.
I had seen this site before and thought to myself "This guy must be first cousin to P.T. Barnum!" Now that you have copied the mil-veh list in on your correspondence with this guy, his true colors are revealed.
If his "boss" is buying army trucks at auction, I wonder if they are purchased for resale. I wouldn't mind paying a decent profit to a reputable dealer for a duce-and-a-half M35. However, I think we would find that the whole story is a fabrication.
Is there anything that can be done about this kind of abuse of the internet other than illuminating it with the light of truth? Maybe we could convoy a bunch of armor over to his house and crush his computer?
Aaww, don't pay any attention to me, I'm just angry and saddened.
Gil Huguley, MVPA17957
Methow, WA, USA
'53 M37
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