More recent reports show scammers are increasingly turning to fake websites modeled after licensed sellers, using stolen photos, contact information and even vehicle identification numbers to fool consumers.
The Better Business Bureau says scammers are turning to new tactics to trick buyers, especially for those looking to buy classic cars.
The BBB says sellers are claiming to make things "safer for you" by using a third party. Nope.
Global News: Virtual vehicle vendor scam fuelled by COVID-19 pandemic, warn Better Business Bureau.
