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Vinexpertreport
Vinexpertreport.com
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Scammer messages from someone pretending to have cash and want this report before they buy.
I told them to do it themselves as that is the norm but of course they have no bank account nor do their parent or friends to pay for it. They do brag about having cash with them.....and do you accept cash!
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scam. asked for money for freely available information on cars. part of a larger scheme.
Scammers, texting people about their vehicles and asking them to do reports on this website.
Beware do not use this website it’s a SCAM
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