A South Florida man says a used car dealership scammed him out of $30,000 after he purchased a Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT and was later asked to return it for what the dealer claimed was a routine inspection. After handing the vehicle back, the dealership allegedly never returned it, and the buyer later discovered-using a hidden GPS tracker-that the SUV was being driven by other people and was never taken for an inspection. Police reports indicate the dealership never actually paid the previous owner for the vehicle and instead returned it, leaving the buyer without the car or his money. The case is now being investigated by authorities, and records show multiple prior complaints filed against the dealership for similar issues.
2 days ago I dealt with the most convincing and sophisticated CRYPTO SCAM yet… anyone else get a call from a scammer with the CORRECT PHONE NUMBER of a crypto platform and have it show up as a contact you have saved in your phone?
I’m afraid this new scam will scam too many…