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Mar 9, 2017
This number rings to a fake car dealer called Anderson Auto Sales.  They are not a real car dealership.  These crooks set up a fake website, www.andersonbirmingham.com which is now gone.  They claimed to be located at 1920 2nd Avenue South, Birmingham, AL, 35233.  This too is a false address although it is near a large Ford dealership.  They look and sound good right up to the point you give them any sort of deposit or payment for a vehicle.  Then they disappear.  Authorities working with a couple duped customers believe this to be a South African scam.  DO NOT MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE OTHERS HAVE MADE.  This is a very successful scam.  Numerous trusting victims out thousands and thousands of dollars.
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Mar 9, 2017
This number rings to a fake car dealer called Anderson Auto Sales.  They are not a real car dealership.  These crooks set up a fake website, www.andersonbirmingham.com which is now gone.  They claimed to be located at 1920 2nd Avenue South, Birmingham, AL, 35233.  This too is a false address although it is near a large Ford dealership.  They look and sound good right up to the point you give them any sort of deposit or payment for a vehicle.  Then they disappear.  Authorities working with a couple duped customers believe this to be a South African scam.  DO NOT MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE OTHERS HAVE MADE.  This is a very successful scam.  Numerous trusting victims out thousands and thousands of dollars.
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Mar 9, 2017
This number rings to a fake car dealer called Anderson Auto Sales.  They are not a real car dealership.  These crooks set up a fake website, www.andersonbirmingham.com which is now gone.  They claimed to be located at 1920 2nd Avenue South, Birmingham, AL, 35233.  This too is a false address although it is near a large Ford dealership.  They look and sound good right up to the point you give them any sort of deposit or payment for a vehicle.  Then they disappear.  Authorities working with a couple duped customers believe this to be a South African scam.  DO NOT MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE OTHERS HAVE MADE.  This is a very successful scam.  Numerous trusting victims out thousands and thousands of dollars.
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