STCU's Member-to-Member Classifieds

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Classifieds : Autos & Trucks

Photo? TitlePriceSeller
Photo GMC 2006 Yukon XL 1500 Denali - $27500 $27500 Luke
Photo Extremely clean 2004 Silver Nissan Maxima Gold Edition $11,500 OBO Megan
Photo 1998 Toyota Corolla $1550.00 Jim johnson
Photo 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix $2500 James or Yvonne
1998 PU and 1994 Lance Camper $19,500.00 Randy or Barb
Photo 2008 Mustang Bullitt - Collector's Edition $25,750.00 Tim
05 Nissan Altima SL $12250 Dave
Photo 1980 280 ZX Datsun $7500 Sarita
Photo 2007 Ford Focus $9950 OBO Nancy
Photo Ford F250 4x4 Ex Cab XLT NEW 460 $11,200 OBO John
Photo 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee $15995 Tracy
Photo 2006 Subaru Legacy I Sedan AWD $13500.00 Jennifer
Photo REDUCED--95 Jeep Grand Cherokee-Limited $3999 John
Classic 1973 Mustang Mach I Convertible $24,995.00 Ray
Photo 1969 3/4 ton Ford Pickup $300 Mike
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Terms of Use: "STCU's Member-to-Member Classifieds" is a free service offered to the members of Spokane Teachers Credit Union. STCU reserves the right to restrict its use, including the right to remove posted advertisements without notice. The products and services advertised within are not endorsed or vouched for by STCU and we accept no liability in connection with their use. All transactions are between the buyer and the seller, the provider and the user. STCU is not a party to any transaction unless specifically advertised for sale by the Credit Union. As with any transaction, please use caution when dealing with unknown parties. Any questions or concerns about the contents of the classifieds should be directed by e-mail to classifieds@stcu.org.

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In a variation of the "Nigerian Scam," some credit union members have been approached by scam artists posing as buyers. In this version of the scam, the "buyer" offers to purchase the item for sale but sends a cashiers check for an amount in excess of the purchase price. Then, the seller is asked to wire the excess amount to the fraudulent buyer. Later, the cashiers check is returned as a counterfeit item, and the depositor is responsible to make restitution to the financial institution for the full amount of the check.

Be aware of this scam in the event you are approached with a similar offer. For more detailed information on this and other scams, go to www.quatloos.com. To report an incident, go to the Secret Service website at www.secretservice.gov. Through its financial crimes division in Washington, the Secret Service is the central repository for complaints about Nigerian fraud and is in charge of educating the public about the forms the frauds take.

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