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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

It's a scam. Do not send money to these fraudsters.

It's a scam website. They claim to have over 200 cars in stock but the business location doesn't have any cars and business doesn't exist there.

They want you to pay money by bank transfer to a account that doesn't belong to the company or any person associated with the the company.

Company accounts show about £10k worth if assets and not much income.

Company owner doesn't even live in UK.

Prices are too good to be true.

They boast to have excellent customer reviews but the reviews are nowhere to be found and when you ask for them you get a bogus link with fake reviews.

Facebook marketplace has their vehicles being advertised in London but the person says they don't deal with sales, so contact this other person by email. Then you're told the vehicle is in Scotland but they offer very cheap delivery to London and with 30 day full money back warranty. If you don't like the car can return it for full refund. That is also too good to be true. Don't know of any company that does that for second hand cars.

The same Facebook marketplace profile has many vehicles all of them are priced less than half of market value.

They use a Gmail address instead of their own domain email address.

Too many hallmarks of a scam organisation.

Nearly paid them £3600, when I asked them for some proof they own the vehicle with V5 log book or a receipt from the previous owner. They become very frustrated saying: "What are we going to do ? Close our company, hide 200 vehicles and run with 3 k ?"

Check Google maps with satellite images. There is a car repair garage in that location with shops. There is not enough space or separated depot for their 200+ cars.

July 6, 2022
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I fell for this scam and I have not…

I fell for this scam and I have not recovered and not being able to forgive myself for being stupid. I asked for videos but he said that "It would be humanly impossible to do that considering the number of cars that they have". I fell for it. I have not been able to reach him and money totally lost. I think his review page on wordpress.com fooled me. Stay away.

Trustpilot: this is not a star, this should be negative. Update your rating metrics pls.

July 3, 2022
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This company is a scam

This company is a scam. All prices to good to be true, they thrust their company registration document and fake reviews at you at first contact. There’s no business at this address besides a high street shop. I asked Thierry to prove the legitimacy by sending a video of the car at the garage, he said he would after I showed him the other review here. He then sent an email saying “ Clearly this person does not know what he / she is talking about.
Indeed, the company owner is a person from the United Arab Emirates, where using a PO box as a proof of address is according to the law.
Our company was founded in June 2018, I seriously doubt that if we were a scam, by now all the internet would confirm this.
However, as you can see from the feedback received from our customers, that is not the case.
There is another company just outside our office, who is a repair garage, it has nothing to do with us.
So basically the only negative review is a guy who posted something about us which is not true.
I do not know who this person is, but if he / she was to be scammed, I think they would have mentioned that.
That being said, I am not taking any videos, but I will invite you to come to Scotland and deal in person.”

So is refusing to send a video which would take 5 mins of his time which is nothing to get a sale is it.
Total scam, avoid!

June 24, 2022
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