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Do you have a current vehicle history report?
If not, I suggest getting one at this website: AutoAdviceBlog.com
The report is really inexpensive, only $19. A lot cheaper than Carfax, which is $40. The report will show any major accidents, title issues, if it was stolen, if it was flooded, etc.
You will get a lot more interest providing a report up front. Basically, showing that there is nothing to hide with the vehicle to potential buyers. It definitely helps sell faster.
Let me know if this helps. Thank you.
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location HI 96760, USA
Type of a scam Online Purchase
The site he mentioned is not even secure, and states in tiny letters at the very bottom of it that any clicks on the site, as someone would do if they were going to spend the 19.95 they were stating, would result in the site owners being paid - it all smelled like a scam, so I looked it up online and sure enough, it is - he was smart enough to claim that he had trouble getting messages through Craigslist message board, so to please contact him directly, as he knows Craigslist is on the lookout for scams like this
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location OR 97330, USA
Type of a scam Phishing
"Do you have a current vehicle history report?
If not, I suggest getting one at this website: AutoAdviceBlog.com
The report is really inexpensive, only $19. Alot cheaper than a Carfax, which is $40. The report will show any major accidents, title issues, if it was stolen, if it was flooded, etc.
You will get a lot more interest providing a report up front. Basically, showing that there is nothing to hide with the vehicle to potential buyers. It definitely helps sell faster.
Let me know if this helps. Thank you."
This push felt fishy, so I typed the website into my browser (didn't click) and came up with nothing. I then did a Google search for reputable vehicle history report vendors. Nope. This ScamPulse.com article confirmed my suspicion - it's a scam. https://www.bbb.org/article/news-releases/17576-avoid-the-latest-scam-with-this-...⇄
I'm too trusting!
I did call American Express immediately! They did research and contacted the company. It is legit. The report however, did not offer much info and wound up costing me $9.99. The company did say I have 60 days to get a refund if I'm not happy with the report.
Scammer's email [email protected]
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Below is the actual message:
Do you have a current vehicle history report?
If not, I suggest getting one at this website: AutoAdviceBlog.com
The report is really inexpensive, only $19. Alot cheaper than a Carfax, which is $40. The report will show any major accidents, title issues, if it was stolen, if it was flooded, etc.
You will get a lot more interest providing a report up front. Basically, showing that there is nothing to hide with the vehicle to potential buyers. It definitely helps sell faster.
Let me know if this helps. Thank you.
I have been having problems with messages going through on CL. They have not all been going through for some reason. If you can, go ahead and email me direct instead. I will leave my email below for you:
ToddClark786(at)Gmail_com - please retype that for it to work!
- Todd
Second email after me replying
Do you have a current vehicle history report?
If not, I suggest getting one at this website: AutoAdviceBlog.com
The report is really inexpensive, only $19. Alot cheaper than a Carfax, which is $40. The report will show any major accidents, title issues, if it was stolen, if it was flooded, etc.
You will get a lot more interest providing a report up front. Basically, showing that there is nothing to hide with the vehicle to potential buyers. It definitely helps sell faster.
Let me know if this helps. Thank you.
Thank God I read this Forum first if not I would've felt for it. Thanks guys.
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location TX 78606, USA
Type of a scam Phishing
Hi. Looking to get in touch. Has it been in any accidents that you are aware of?
I have been having problems with messages going through on CL. They have not all been going through for some reason. If you can, go ahead and email me direct instead. I will leave my email below for you:
SethPerry685(at)Gmail_com - please retype that for it to work!
- Seth
I e-mail him back, and in SECONDS I received this:
Do you have a current vehicle history report?
If not, I suggest getting one at this website: AutoAdviceBlog.com
The report is really inexpensive, only $19. Alot cheaper than a Carfax, which is $40. The report will show any major accidents, title issues, if it was stolen, if it was flooded, etc.
You will get a lot more interest providing a report up front. Basically, showing that there is nothing to hide with the vehicle to potential buyers. It definitely helps sell faster.
Let me know if this helps. Thank you.
I didn't even try to go to this website. The email was suspicious enough. Be careful out there!
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Scammer's email Ken Long [email protected]
Type of a scam Other
Initial means of contact Not applicable
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location MO 63348, USA
Type of a scam Phishing
Do you have a current vehicle history report?
If not, I suggest getting one at this website: AutoAdviceBlog.com
The report is really inexpensive, only $19. Alot cheaper than a ***, which is $40. The report will show any major accidents, title issues, if it was stolen, if it was flooded, etc.
You will get a lot more interest providing a report up front. Basically, showing that there is nothing to hide with the vehicle to potential buyers. It definitely helps sell faster.
Let me know if this helps. Thank you.
So, I verified the legitimacy of the above mentioned website. As expected, a phishing site.
Vehicle sellers beware!