Man warns of car scam after video shows men tampering with vehicle

[truthhurtzu]

They've done this before, lock'em tf up.

[sangEta]

If you trick a person out of their money, that is a crime called fraud.

[carmaela]

That's vandalism and fraud. I hope he gets some justice.

[auck]

Three grown men showing up pressuring you? That's a huge red flag. Get TF off my property!

[liliesofthefield]

$400?? For a running vehicle? That's insane..
Those guys are horrible

[worldwidemarketing]

Basically, if your car is doing things you've never seen before, kindly cancel this sale. Better yet, have cameras and people with you to avoid this nonsense. 😢

[burtmann]

scamming an elderly man is so rotten to do

[islandprepperone]

1.Never allow strangers at your home.
2. Never meet with strangers alone.

[jodell]

Step 1 if anyone is pressuring you then just call it off and ask them to leave.
Step 2 Never Ever Ever trust a dude with a purse

[thehandyman]

This is what they do for a living. They should be in jail.

[a.jbrowne]

Glad he is safe. I would never show a vehicle alone with 3 potential buyers at my house lucky for him he had his camera footage

[YouDntSay]

Never meet alone with 3 strangers.
And never allow them to touch your property.

[albertomarin]

They are professional thieves.
Lock them up.

[whodidit]

The first warning sign was that 3 people responded to the ad. If 3 people ever show up at your house to buy something, never let them in. They will steal something.

[tsmilingatu]

Some humans are just absolutely disgusting! I hope they get charged and convicted.

[IAMyourTrueGOD]

They should be criminally prosecuted for this.

[Mountain-Man-]

Don't be like this guy. If your car was fine 10 seconds ago then 3 dudes show up and it's suddenly not fine, tell them to get off your property immediately.

[blainelytle]

Thank you for the warning and our need for security cameras !

[NicklePickle]

When privately selling a car ALWAYS: #1- Have as many people with you as they do. #2-Always have a diagnostic done on your car before selling it, so there are no surprises! #3- Always & I mean ALWAYS trust your gut instinct. If something feels off, then cancel the deal- better safe than sorry!

[Fu-fg]

Remember nobody's your friend unless they've proven it to you. Don't ever trust anybody.