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TOOK THE CAR in February 2023 somehow kept it in our name and got a number of fines and bailiffs after sale. DANGEROUS COMPANY be aware as they must use a dodgy DVLA scam website to “transfer” cars. Please don’t make our mistake as we are still receiving bailiff threats for a car we did not own. We have received no response to contact with the “buyer” who collected the car.
Contacted to get an idea for my car to be scrap, got inundated by untrustworthy dealers phone calls, desperate to make a buck. One was even threatening to collect the car without my knowledge if I didn’t accept the price offered.
Called my local scrap yard and got a great service. Avoid
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