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Might be a scam seller?
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Hiding the plate is OK but when a buyer asks do you tell them or risk putting a buyer off?
The fake buyer could ask and then simply photoshop the plate on.
Nobody sued that blogger yet? Some rather silly comments.
sky-sport.co.uk registered to a UK individual in cleethorpes.Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0 -
I would tell any interested person what the number was - the number itself is not a secret, but having it in a photo attached to a vehicle is useful to a scammer. A photoshopped number is going to be obvious, unless the scammer is very skilled.forgotmyname wrote: »Hiding the plate is OK but when a buyer asks do you tell them or risk putting a buyer off?
The fake buyer could ask and then simply photoshop the plate on.
I usually leave the number plates visible - I'm not all that paranoid and was really only thinking aloud.If someone is nice to you but rude to the waiter, they are not a nice person.0 -
I always wonder whether these people hide the plates while they're driving around, too.0
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