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Cosplay:
Well, if you won't, others will assist you. Good luck with that.

[b]Many of you requesting that post VIN online don't really know the level of criminal activities we dealers face everyday in the hands of scammers, do you know that in recent happening some criminals do cut a fake custom papers with a VIN and C-number provided and even went ahead to register a car that does not belong to them..

Some criminal will even copy the pictures posted online and the VIN, they will send them to an Unsuspecting buyer in other to defraud them.They will claim to own the car, they will even give the Unsuspecting buyer the dealers showroom address while they pretend to be the direct owner of the car.. They will scan the fake custom paper to the Unsuspecting buyer and even promise to register the car for it..


There is NO problem posting VIN number online but the level at which crime is going on now, me (Olanshi) as a person would not post my CAR VIN online for anyone any longer.. I would rather post a pre-purchase pictures and stating the appropriate information genuine buyers need to know excluding the VIN/custom C-number..


Even Oga Calculusx might have had experience of what am talking about.. Oga Tysa recently went through a lot of stress, time and also spent alot of money to get one issue that happened to him 3 weeks ago sorted out.. I personally know about it... It was a 2012 FORD EDGE Limited..


@Cosplay, don't get me wrong I am not against what you are trying to do here on Nairaland but there might be an approach to it by different individual.. [/b]

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