Auto facts report

Justin –

Victim Location 89074

Type of a scam Online Purchase

This guy is trying to pull the Vehicle history check on me. Too funny

Jesse –

Victim Location 77573

Total money lost $22.95

Type of a scam Phishing

I had a car for sale on Craigslist. He asked for a VIN # report on it and gave me a link to a place to get one. I paid 22.95 for it. Then he quit contact as soon as I purchased it. I feel so stupid.

Kyle –

Victim Location 83703

Total money lost $22.95

Type of a scam Online Purchase

I posted a car for sale and received a text message asking for a car history. They asked for a specific report and sent me a link to a service. I fell for the scam and paid $22.95 for a vehicle report. I later found out that this is a common scam and have not heard back from this individual.

Jimmy –

Victim Location 98502

Total money lost $22.95

Type of a scam Online Purchase

I posted a motorcycle online. I was contacted by text by a person who said they wanted to buy it, but needed a vehicle history report. They offered a link as an option. I purchased the report and found the email provided was fake. The person stopped all contact.

Scott –

Victim Location 98155

Total money lost $22

Type of a scam Online Purchase

Craigslist scammer…presenting himself via text as a legitimate buyer. He asked me to provide a VIN report and offered a link to use. After I paid for the report, he completely disappeared and went silent. If I hadn’t been in such a hurry, I’d have thought twice and checked it out.

Elizabeth –

Victim Location 22193

Total money lost $22

Type of a scam Phishing

If you are selling a vehicle through craigslist be advised that a person will call or text you to tell you they need car history and they will tell you use this website autofact.com which is not legit.

Lisa –

Victim Location 04106

Type of a scam Phishing

Phoshing for a vin report via Craigslist

Eric –

Victim Location 99577

Total money lost $22.95

Type of a scam Online Purchase

Contacted by this person who claimed they were interested in buying my vehicle posted on Craigslist. They wanted a vehicle report first and suggested this site. I paid for the report and then figured out that their email was fake and they never responded after that.

Kathryn –

Victim Location 19365

Type of a scam Phishing

This scammer responds to your ads on craigslist. He says he is interested in the product and wants to buy it quick. Then he says he wants to see a certain report on the car and directs you to autofactsreport.com. This site claims to run a vehicle information report and asks for your credit card. When the scammer is asked if a Carfax report is ok (this is a legitimate service) he does not answer.

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