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Pulse Inspect . . . . Website: https://pulseinspect.com Nothing but a scam.
WARNING: Pulse Inspect is a scam website charging from $69 t0 $90 for bogus reports on a motor vehicle's history. See: https://pulseinspect.com
Potential users are typically motor vehicle sellers harvested from sites such as Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree and CarSales.This site also offers verification details for trucks, motor cycles and boats.
The supposed buyer enters into conversation with the seller and they agree on a deal, BUT subject to the seller obtaining a report on the vehicle's history/ The buyer (Scammer) insists that the vehicle history report be provided by Pulse Inspect. No other genuine history report, including official government sources, is acceptable.So the seller is conned into obtaining the Pulse Inspect report at whatever level report is required by the supposed buyer and then forwards that report to the buyer, who has already promised to pay a deposit on the vehicle and complete the deal in cash on delivery.
So, the seller is now out of pocket for the cost of the report, and nothing further is heard from the buyer/fraudster.
Sure, these are small individual amounts, but multiply this by dozens each day and the result is a continuous flow of a lot of money to the "buyer" who just sits by his computer and reaps in a lot of money daily.
The name of the scammer on Facebook is Mason Riley, who claimed to live not far from where one particular vehicle was located. Riley's facebook profile says he has been on facebook since 2020. Maybe so, but how many different profiles does he have? .
Wikifrauds has first-hand documented evidence of him directing a client to Pulse Inspect and then disappearing alltogeter from the conversation with the seller, who has been left high and dry thinking he has sold his vehicle.
We also have an email from Pulse Inspect which cleary shows the deception in the report produced. This email is published below. Highlighted in bold and now underlined is the bullshit bit:
"I hope this message finds you well.
This report was obtained on-line! How can it possibly be based on a "thorough inspection: when no physical inspection ever took place !!
Potential users are typically motor vehicle sellers harvested from sites such as Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree and CarSales.This site also offers verification details for trucks, motor cycles and boats.
The supposed buyer enters into conversation with the seller and they agree on a deal, BUT subject to the seller obtaining a report on the vehicle's history/ The buyer (Scammer) insists that the vehicle history report be provided by Pulse Inspect. No other genuine history report, including official government sources, is acceptable.So the seller is conned into obtaining the Pulse Inspect report at whatever level report is required by the supposed buyer and then forwards that report to the buyer, who has already promised to pay a deposit on the vehicle and complete the deal in cash on delivery.
So, the seller is now out of pocket for the cost of the report, and nothing further is heard from the buyer/fraudster.
Sure, these are small individual amounts, but multiply this by dozens each day and the result is a continuous flow of a lot of money to the "buyer" who just sits by his computer and reaps in a lot of money daily.
The name of the scammer on Facebook is Mason Riley, who claimed to live not far from where one particular vehicle was located. Riley's facebook profile says he has been on facebook since 2020. Maybe so, but how many different profiles does he have? .
Wikifrauds has first-hand documented evidence of him directing a client to Pulse Inspect and then disappearing alltogeter from the conversation with the seller, who has been left high and dry thinking he has sold his vehicle.
We also have an email from Pulse Inspect which cleary shows the deception in the report produced. This email is published below. Highlighted in bold and now underlined is the bullshit bit:
"I hope this message finds you well.
This report was obtained on-line! How can it possibly be based on a "thorough inspection: when no physical inspection ever took place !!