Probably a ****. Watch out

<p>Good day</p> <p>I am adding this here because of really suspicious activity which people should be aware of. I googled cheap vehicles on the internet and came accross a red 2011 polo vivo with low mileage for an awesome price of R38000. Hard to believe right? Exactly. But i grabbed the chance and called the number of JIM( ********** 499).</p> <p>He insured me that everything was correct and they having a car sale. He then asked for my email address and sent me documents on the vehicle from ********** which could have easily been made in word. He then asked for an R8000 deposit. He stated the car was in Stanger at house of cars 301 mahatma gandi road and i must come see him. Just before i left to go see the vehicle i called him again to double check everything was correct with the advert before i took a long drive to stanger. He then told me the car is in PE at the house of cars branch. And the car would be sent down the very next day if the R8000 was paid. I told him i can not put the deposit in until i have come and seen the business in stanger to make sure everything was correct. He then told me that he sent me the documents to prove authenticity but its fine because he has another buyer anyway. I find this hard to believe as its not the first time i have purchased a vehicle from a dealership. When googling house of cars i find nothing. I did not put the deposit through and did not lose any money but i can imagine how many people have fallen for this scheme. If this is all legit i have never met a less helpfull and arrogant salesman in all my life. Please beware.</p>