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Has anyone recently advertised a car on Auto Trader and found that they received calls from companies saying they have buyers interested but you have to send them a fee before they send you the details.
Are these companies ligitimate?
Are these companies ligitimate?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Yer I know what your saying but the car was on Auto Trader for 2 weeks and these were the only calls I got.
Apparently after speaking with one of them they advise that the people they have on their books are people that require credit to be arranged and this is what the companies are able to provide.
At the end of the day many young people cannot afford to buy a �3000 car out right so maybe I have to consider the option.
Some companies say they will refund the fee if the buyer takes credit with them.
Im just not keen to part with my money with nothing to say these companies exist. Just wondered if anyone had gone down this route.
Apparently after speaking with one of them they advise that the people they have on their books are people that require credit to be arranged and this is what the companies are able to provide.
At the end of the day many young people cannot afford to buy a �3000 car out right so maybe I have to consider the option.
Some companies say they will refund the fee if the buyer takes credit with them.
Im just not keen to part with my money with nothing to say these companies exist. Just wondered if anyone had gone down this route.
If they are selling high risk credit they will be making enough money from that, why would they charge you a fee?
Your car would be the hook to bring them in another credit customer!
It sounds like a scam to me.
It would, surely, be more profitable for them to link up buyers and sellers for free and sell more credit if thats their business.
I havn't had any contact with them, but I would tend to avoid!
Your car would be the hook to bring them in another credit customer!
It sounds like a scam to me.
It would, surely, be more profitable for them to link up buyers and sellers for free and sell more credit if thats their business.
I havn't had any contact with them, but I would tend to avoid!
hi wisewomen
had dealings with a company called motorhelp uk paid �70 said they had buyers lining up and that they gave 3month warrenty when their client bought the car.as my car was over 10 years old and over 100000mls it did not qualify for the 3month warrenty they did not tell me this when i signed up. so i asked for a refund but got no responce to emails or letters.in the end i went to trading standards who got my money refunded.so everyone beware of these type of companies
had dealings with a company called motorhelp uk paid �70 said they had buyers lining up and that they gave 3month warrenty when their client bought the car.as my car was over 10 years old and over 100000mls it did not qualify for the 3month warrenty they did not tell me this when i signed up. so i asked for a refund but got no responce to emails or letters.in the end i went to trading standards who got my money refunded.so everyone beware of these type of companies