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     • Cross-check the RV’s value. When a deal looks like it’s too good to be true, it usually isn’t the real deal. Check BBB to see if the seller has a business profile and also scan BBB’s Scam Tracker.
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   How do I know if my RV is a scam?

   • When a deal looks like it’s too good to be true, it usually isn’t the real deal. Check BBB to see if the seller has a business profile and also scan BBB’s Scam Tracker. These RV scams are happening all across the country. News stations are reporting many stories about how online scams are costing people hundreds and thousands of dollars.

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   Are RV dealers a scam?

   • With current new and used RV sales rising rapidly, supply and demand have scammers setting up fake websites that claim they are RV dealers or brokers. The scam is that the company will list, promote, and sell your RV for a fee (often in the $200-$500 range), saving you the hassle of a private sale.

   Scams to Watch Out for When Buying or Selling an RV

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   How do I find a history report for my travel trailer?

   • To look up a history report for your travel trailer, you’ll need to locate the 17-digit vehicle identification number on the vehicle. Once you’ve found it, you can contact your DMV or input it into an online database such as faxvin.com. These places will provide you with the vehicle’s history report. Sign up for the newsletter today!

   How to Get a Travel Trailer History Report

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   How do I protect my RV from a scam seller?

   • The best way to protect against these scam sellers is to ask lots of questions and get the VIN (vehicle identification number), so you can check for theft reports or that it’s attached to an RV already sold and owned by another person. Good sites to verify a VIN are Faxvin or Carfax.

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   How do I know if my RV is safe?

   • If you are dealing with a transporter or broker, make sure they include their Motor Carrier (MC) Docket Number on their website. This can be verified with the Department of Transportation’s SAFER website. Photos of an RV can be deceiving. Usually, an ad with one photo is a red flag.

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   How do I know if my trailer has a VIN?

   • Open up the door of your trailer and examine the back of the door, as well as all the parts of the frame. Lots of vehicles have information in this area, so look carefully to see if the VIN is listed among any of them. If it’s not on the door frame, do a thorough search of the interior of the trailer.

   How to Get a Travel Trailer History Report

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3. forums.horseandhound.co.uk › threads › real-or-noReal or no real... trailer scam ... - Horse and Hound Forum

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   Dec 21, 2011 · After some advice, I have spotted an HBX511 trailer on this website (it was advertised through Facebook), deal seems too good to be true. But I have spoken with the guy over the phone, the...

4. movies.stackexchange.com › questions › 94020How do I detect a real trailer? - Movies & TV Stack Exchange

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   Nov 20, 2018 · One sign of a "fake" trailer is when the action and cuts don't match the beats of the trailer's soundtrack, though a good editor will avoid that. One solution is to go to the film studio's own channel to see if the trailer is posted there.

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6. www.nomadicnews.com › rv-scamsAvoid These Terrible RV Scams (They’re On The Rise)

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   These RV scams are no joke. A recent BBB notice warns of one scam that cost would-be buyers more than $12,000! This particular scammer lured people to a fraudulent website from Craigslist ads. Victims are told they need to send the money by wire or bank transfer, and when the equipment they order doesn’t show up, get excuses about delayed shipping ...

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   The era of online shopping has meant more and easier opportunities for RV scams preying upon trusting buyers. Sadly, wherever you can find RVs for sale, you’ll find scammers lurking.

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   There are undoubtedly many scammers out there, but there’s no reason you need to be their next victim. With a few simple rules, you can reduce your risk of getting scammed to nearly zero.

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   Becoming the victim of an RV scam can be devastating. You can end up several thousand dollars poorer and undoubtedly warier of dealing with strangers. But it doesn’t have to happen to you! By keeping these simple principles in mind, you can avoid becoming the easy prey that scammers thrive on.

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7. camperreport.com › rv-scamsBBB Says Don’t Be Fooled By These RV Scams - Camper Report

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   Sep 7, 2020 · During those interviews, ask lots of questions about the unit and its history, including the manufacturer’s VIN. Cross-check the RV’s value. When a deal looks like it’s too good to be true, it usually isn’t the real deal. Check BBB to see if the seller has a business profile and also scan BBB’s Scam Tracker.

8. camperreport.com › common-scams-rvsCommon Scams To Look Out For When Buying Or Selling An RV

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   Jun 19, 2023 · There are a few common scams that you should watch out for when it comes to buying and selling an RV. Here's what you need to know.

9. rvtroop.com › rv-scams-buying-sellingScams to Watch Out for When Buying or Selling an RV

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   Feb 17, 2024 · With current new and used RV sales rising rapidly, supply and demand have scammers setting up fake websites that claim they are RV dealers or brokers. The scam is that the company will list, promote, and sell your RV for a fee (often in the $200-$500 range), saving you the hassle of a private sale.

10. camperreport.com › how-to-get-a-travel-trailerHow to Get a Travel Trailer History Report

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    Jul 10, 2019 · To look up a history report for your travel trailer, you’ll need to locate the 17-digit vehicle identification number on the vehicle. Once you’ve found it, you can contact your DMV or input it into an online database such as faxvin.com. These places will provide you with the vehicle’s history report.