(Undated) – The Better Business Bureau receives thousands of complaints each year regarding used car sellers. BBB Investigator, Don O’Brien, says you should be wary of any offer, especially if you find it online.
He says scammers are keenly aware of the used car shortage and are preying on the unsuspecting. O’Brien notes that it is important to ask specific questions about a vehicle’s history and condition before you buy. He notes that it is important to do your research when buying a used vehicle and also suggests that you have a qualified mechanic inspect the vehicle.
