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The Vintool.co scam targets private party sellers listing used vehicles for sale on sites like Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, Autotrader, and eBay Motors. Scammers search these classifieds hunting for potential victims.
Once an ad is located, the scammer will contact the seller posing as an interested buyer. After some initial conversation, they will request that the seller provide a vehicle history report from Vintool.co to check for any hidden issues before agreeing to purchase.
However, Vintool.co is not a legitimate history report provider. The site exists solely to perpetrate this scam. Victims pay the requested fee to run the report, only to receive a worthless, computer-generated file containing no actual vehicle data. Meanwhile, the “buyer” disappears with cash in hand and the victim is left with no sale and out the money paid for the counterfeit document.
This con is growing more prevalent due to the rising popularity of peer-to-peer online vehicle sales. Sellers must learn to recognize the scam’s tactics and avoid being manipulated into purchasing fake reports.
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for shipping do I did. The next
time I viewed my bank acct
there was a deduction of
$99.97 from a company called
Zulsec. I called a number from
the bank statement several
times with a recording of
application error. Today I did
more digging which brought
me here .
In your questions you asked my email. The scammers used it so I am unable to enter it. I did enter a different address
bahelp.co ORANGE CAUS
Status: Declined / Reason: Suspected Fraud
$59.99
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