<prompt> Human: I found a car way below Kelly Blue Book value -- 2009 Honda Accord EX-L for 1200. Pictures of the car look to be in excellent condition.The initial phone call wasnt answered, so I left a voicemail stating I was interested. Received a text msg a few hours later from the alleged seller stating that she was actually selling the car for her mom and to send her an email at the included address.Theres been a couple back-and-forth emails with the mother: Hi, Ive received your email regarding the 2009 Honda Accord EX-L with XX,XXX miles on it. The car is still for sale and my asking price is 1,200. It is a 2009 model loaded with everything. The body is free from dents and dings. The tires are good duelers showing 80 treadlife remaining. The interior of the car is very clean. The seats are in excellent condition throughout. There are no rips or tears in the leather and no stains to speak of. The headliner is clean with no stains. Powered by a perfect running 3.5L engine, paired to a smooth shifting automatic transmission...It has free and clean title in my name. This car was used by my husband who died 3 month ago. The price was reduced at 1,200 because Im in a hurry to find a buyer. I need to sell the car before the 15 of the next month, when I will be leaving on military duty with my medical team out of the country for a year and do not want to store my car. Hate to sell it but its not worth keeping insurance and paying storage fees for a year. Also, my daughter dont like it so theres no use on keeping it. If you have any other questions, or you need more pictures, please feel free to ask. Thank youI replied stating I was interested and asked where we could meet up to inspect the car. Received this reply: Hey Again, Right now i am in our military base. We are training, getting ready for leaving the country next month. The delivery process will be managed by me. I think I can have it there at your home address within 2-3 working days. It will come with a clear title and reg. I am a member of the eBay buyer protection program and using this service you will get a 7 days testing period after delivery. During that 7 days testing period I will not be getting any money from eBay until you confirm to them that you want to keep the car. I need to know if you are interested so I can ask eBay to send you the details on this deal. If interested please include in your next email your contact info for eBay name, shipping address and phone number, so we can get started. You have more pictures attached to this email. Regards!Im getting some red flags now, and this 2nd email got my hackles up. The slightly off grammarphrasing could be just due to a rushed email, but it also feels like she might be a non-native English speaker. Also why deliver a car when were already in the area? I looked up the Ebay Buyers Protection Program and couldnt find anything about this alleged 7-day testing period with escrow.I googled Craigslist scams and found this piece of advice These emails are all fake and often contain links to spoof websites that contain pages that look like authentic eBay Motors web pages, but are not. The fake eBay sites might even ask you for personal information and then send you fake eBay Personalized Payment instructions.Am I just being paranoid or is this a scam? Does anyone have experience with this type of car sale process? Im on the verge of walking away, but I wanted to get a sanity check first.  <response>: Dude, just Google, We are training, getting ready for leaving the country next month. 