Oddly enough, a call promising a free car cleaning can hide a classic scam. Callers often pose as local detailers, claim they can restore a junk‑car’s value, and then demand upfront payment or personal data. If you receive such a pitch, hang up immediately and avoid sharing any personal information. Verify the business through a quick online search or by contacting a known reputable service. Consider adding the number to your phone’s block list and report the incident to the FTC or your carrier’s spam‑filter program. Staying skeptical and protecting your data are the best defenses.
Right, cos the only calls you get are car cleaners, huh? Maybe thats just all you no
Hows that suppoed to work then? Just rock up, ask for cash, then do a runner? Or did you just get a telemarketing call or somethin?
Car 'cleanning' scammers - yeah rite
