FRAUD WARNING

We feel you should know there is currently a group of criminals targeting a
wide range of vehicle advertisers, both in publications and on the internet,
with a clever scam.
These fraudsters are normally of West African origin and are very
experienced at such activities. You may be interested in looking at some of
the scams exposed on www.ladsfromlagos.com or www.scamorama.com

Easy to spot, the scam E Mails are normally un very poor English and often
offer "Gods Blessing to you and your family" or some other phrase the
scammers feel will re-assure you they are genuine...
It currently involves offering payment for the vehicle plus shipping (this
often sounds like a large amount of money) , without viewing it, payment
being made with a 3rd party cheque ( often sent by courier) or bank transfer
for more than the asking price. The scam involves the seller being asked to
reimburse some of the balance to the buyer - from what is effectively a
worthless cheque or faked bank transfer. They then disappear into the ether
with your money.
VINTAGEWORLD advises that you are very careful of anyone offering such a payment,
tempting as it is.
Contact is nearly always by E Mail. The fraudsters may ask for your bank
account details- DO NOT GIVE YOUR BANK DETAILS TO ANYONE WHO IS UNKNOWN TO
YOU.

VINTAGEWORLD advises that you are very careful of anyone offering such a payment,
tempting as it is.
Any suspicions should be reported to the police. Please keep copies of any E
Mails you may receive from any suspicious parties. You can also make life
harder for these scammers by reporting to their ISP eg abuse@yahoo.co.uk and
put in the header line "419 Fraud"

Whilst VINTAGEWORLDcan accept no responsibilities for any loss or problems
incurred in any transactions resulting from your VINTAGEWORLD advertisements, we
feel it is important that you are made aware of such scams.

 

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