Just sent him an email - lets see how this one pans out....

Mayby sending this trailer to SA would be a good one.

The scammers don't stop at trailers.  The company I work for has items for sale on our website and we had some truck accessories on our site and we received an email for a request for this accessory and the scammer wanted them sent to Norway.  Very broken english.  I played along since I was suspicious based on his email This is what it said. "Thank you for the email .I will like bumper for Dodge 3500series truck year 2003 that cost for $1571.00 and also i will like 4pcs of them and also i need you to email me back with total cost of them also with their availabilities as well.Thank you and waiting "  He emailed again with his "shipping broker" information which was supposedly called Junction Springs International and they had a hotmail email address.  Another red flag for me. A reputable shipping company would have their own email domain.  Couldn't verify the address he supplied for shipment to Norway or name of the shipping broker, so, anyhoo, to make a long story short, I told him  he would have to make all shipping arrangements himself and have the product picked up at our facility and that he would have to put a 50% deposit down before we would start his order and did he want to put it on his Visa or MasterCard.  Needless to say, I didn't hear back.

If it's missing zero's then he is way to high on that trailer.

7'wide, steel frame, 4-5' shortwall?

That could be right, price needs a 1, no shower, ect.

SD caught alot of folks off guard with the polished sides, they were able to sell a ton of Steel Framed trailers by dressing them up a little and putting that pretty orange sticker on the nose.

I e-mailed him and asked what the correct price was  because I just couldn't believe that it was $3750 and this is what I got back this morning.  The english is actually really good.

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