Vehicleauditreports.com Reports & Reviews

Vehicleauditreports.com Reports & Reviews (24)

I just had the same situation as many listed above, although I was naive enough to buy the $26 report from vehicleauditreports.com. I received a cursory email back indicating that the vehicle had no accidents associated with it. My question is what is their angle? Is it only the $26 they are after, or is this a part of a broader identity theft operation? Has anyone else had the experience of responding to one of these fraudulent approaches? What happened afterwards?

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Same person... Stuart being interested in buying my car. Thanks to the previous repot with the image that helped me realize what was going on

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Same story but with "Stuart"

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Yet again a phone call from 505-445-8703 saying they were interested in buying my vehicle and after several texts wanted me to go to vehicleauditreports.com and PAY for a reports. SCAMMERS WASTING YOUR TIME AND MONEY.

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Same thing happened to me as the people in the comments, I posted my wrapped bmw 325i on Craigslist and a guy tried forcing me to get an RV report off the site.

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My Scammer was real nice until I told him that the VIN number was on the CL add and he could obtain the information himself. He didn't like that much. Then I sent him copies of the complains above and ended the conversation completely. Thanks for sharing your experiences because I would never have known. We've need to nail these scammers!

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same here just next after posting on a craiglist. Asked few questions about motocycle and asking about RV report and gave me a link. Site registration date July 2020 - obviously this is a scam/
+15054458703 "Trever"

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I GOT THE SAME FAKE NAME
and same number

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916-287-8596, Cody, from "Knoxville". I'm in Louisville. Same story, take day off work if I would send a VA report. Sent him a Carfax report, then heard nothing back.

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Same thing happened to us. Posted car on craigslist. Received text from 505-445-8703 asking questions. We said we already have a carfax. Guy sent link for vehicleauditreports.com and insisted we go that route. Just like everyone else said, the guy said he would have to take off work to meet us. Didnt reply after we said we would send him carfax and not do the vehicleauditreports.com route. Don't buy into this scam. Sellers beware! So many scammers have contacted us about the car. About a 3 scammers to 1 real person ratio so far.

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Same story. Will take off work if you send me VA report. Apparently CARFAX doesn’t work anymore? SCAMMERS

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Had a very similar experience to everyone else. Local number 5125234542. Guy's name was Andrew. Same scenario. Asked some questions about the car. Said he needed to take time off work but wouldn't until I got a VR report. Gave me an URL to vehicleauditreports.com. Said only this and carfaxx were legit but this one was only $20 whereas carfaxx was $50. Tried to text him a carfax report that was free but it wouldn't go through. Asked him for an email twice but hasn't responded. Feels scummy.

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Same thing “Peter” seemed interested and was going to “take a day off work” but I offered to send a car fax instead that’s when he said good luck. I’m very happy that I was able to see that this is a scam before it was too late being a young girl trying to sell a car on craigslist I am a target for people like this.

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The same thing just happened to us. We listed a car for sale on Craigslist. We even wrote out the phone number so someone would need to actually read the add before calling. We got a text message that said "Peter" would take tomorrow off work to purchase the vehicle if we have a "GV Report". We didn't know what that was so the investigation began. Then we received a link to vehicleauditreport.com. It was not a local phone number.

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Same exact thing happened to me this afternoon from “Peter”

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^ same experience as above but i found your comment and won't need to do the research. Thanks friend.

Someone contacted me to get an "RV report" for my motorcycle.. first of all they should know that.. since it;s not an RV ... and then i said what is an RV report and he sent me the website vehicleauditreports.com

seemed fishy.

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Scammer's phone 801-874-2849
Scammer's website vehicleauditreports.com
Type of a scam Phishing

I posted a car for sale on craigslist, got a text acting like they were interested. Asked me to purchase a report from vehicleauditreports.com, which is not an approved site by NMVTIS. I replied back with a link to the NMVTIS website and never received response after that.

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Victim Location 93727
Type of a scam Identity Theft

A person contacted me through a craiglist ad for a used vehicle. He said he was very interested in the buying the car but wanted me to purchase a AVR report from vehicleauditreport.com. When i checked the site it didnt come up in a google search, which was my first indication of a scam. He then sent me the website address and I did open it, but again it seemed fishy. Fortunately I was able to find on the ScamPulse.com website someone else that had been caught up in a similar scam. I was also able to check with a government site that had all the approved websites for vehicle reports. Based on the linguistic quality of the English in the text messages, I am certain the scammer is not a native English speaker.

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- Kaysville, UT, USA

Scammer's phone 801-446-4907
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location UT 84037, USA
Type of a scam Counterfeit Product

I placed an online used car ad to sell my vehicle. A person sent me a text message that they were interested in buying my vehicle and that if the vehicle was as advertised, that they were committed to purchasing it. We scheduled a time for him to test drive the vehicle. He then texted back that he required that I purchase and send him a vehicle history report from NVAR - national vehicle audit reports before he would come test drive. He became very aggressive when I wouldn't agree to it and when I offered to give him another report like CarFax. I went to two websites that he referenced to check it out: www.nationalvehicleaudit.com and www.vehiclehistory.report. The sites claim to be legitimate by claiming endorsements from Forbes and other reputable businesses. At the site, I chatted with a "Support Agent". I asked him to send me the link to the endorsement by Forbes. I got the run around. The "Support Agent" kept trying to get me to buy the reports and was even offering me discounts to do it. It's obvious that their tactic is to respond to private vehicle ads to pressure people to purchase vehicle reports from these sites. Even if the sites are legitimate, their tactics to drum up business are fraudulent. After I refused to buy the reports, my "interested buyer" would no longer respond to my texts and when I call the phone number, it is no longer available. They are using a spoof number from the internet. Please shut these guys down! Based on their texting, it doesn't appear that English is their native language. When looking at buying the reports, it takes you to a Pay Pal site and wants a credit card number.

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So guy on Craigslist contact me about getting a report from the site http://nationalvehicleaudit.com/. Saying that he is taking his day off to buy the car in cash. But he won’t take my CarFax report. I offered to take 25 dollars off if he buys the car. But he refuses and insists that he needs the report from this site. He is pretty much a scammer

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My scammer was Vincent too :) He stopped replying once I said I'd send a carfax, but I'm not getting one from a website I don't know

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I just had a very similar experience. We recently posted a car for sale. I received a text asking for more information. I responded and made plans to meet the next day to look at the vehicle. "Jimmy" then said he needed me to send him the NVA paperwork. I had never heard of NVA and assumed he was talking about the bill of sale and odometer statement etc. I told him that my husband would meet him with the paperwork when he looked at the vehicle. He then told me again that he needed paperwork from NVA because he needed to rearrange his work schedule to make time to look at the car. I thought that was odd, because I was available to meet anytime that day, but whatever... He also sent me a link to the website. After going to the website I felt it was a little fishy so I did a web search and did a search on the BBB. I found very little info about the company. I then asked "Jimmy" if I could get him a report from Auto check and he was persistent that he get the paperwork from NVA. He then ended the conversation

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Same thing happened to me. He was upset about not getting it. Said he was taking time off from work and i was asking thousands of dollars for my truck and needed the report before he drove down. Told him id give im the carfax up until i owned it and then once i met him id pay for carfax from a reputable site. He only wanted it from that fishy website