Subtitle: Learn how to identify and avoid the most common online used car scams.

In today’s digital world, scams targeting used car buyers and sellers are evolving fast. Here’s how to protect yourself.

1. The Fake Buyer Scam

Pretends to be interested and sends a fake payment or shipping link. – 🔐 Solution: Use only Erilih-approved payment platforms.

2. QR Code Repair Scam

Note on your car with a QR that leads to a phishing site. – 🚫 Solution: Never scan random QR codes.

3. Good Samaritan Trick

Lightly damages your car and offers to pay via a phishing link. – 🛡️ Solution: Go through your insurance and ignore unsolicited offers.

4. Odometer/VIN Fraud

Tampered readings or cloned VINs. – 🔧 Solution: Use Erilih’s full vehicle verification.

5. Fake Escrow Service

Third-party link that mimics legit payment/shipping sites. – ❌ Solution: Don’t click on links sent outside Erilih.

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