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SCAM vehicle check
selling a car on Facebook. And someone was coming across as interested but was very pushy wanting us to go onto his link he sent us to pay for a vehicle check and then come view the car the next day with cash and to also pay back for this check. Wouldn’t take no for an answer. Looked on Google to find out it’s a SCAM
Date of experience: March 15, 2025
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Scam. Facebook user with locked profile asked me to purchase this. Instantly blocked me when I said it was a scam.
Date of experience: March 14, 2025
I'm a trader and and got another…
I'm a trader and and got another scammer try to get me this is scam site
Date of experience: March 07, 2025
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