Reports frequently highlight abrupt call hang-ups and suspicious queries about non-existent vehicles, raising red flags for potential scams masquerading as legitimate car sales outreach. While some users link the calls to The Car Buying Group following their own valuation requests, the majority describe evasive or silent interactions that feel intrusive. This pattern suggests a mix of genuine follow-ups and nuisance tactics. To stay safe, always verify unsolicited callers via official channels before sharing details—block the number if it persists, and report to Action Fraud if it seems dodgy. Trust your instincts; if it doesn't add up, it probably doesn't.
I got a ring from a bloke sounding very British, who asked for me by name. When I pressed for who it was, the line just cut out – proper weird, mate!
The caller claimed the call was about a Ford Focus I don’t own and mentioned a lad called Liam; I told him it must be a wrong number, though it felt like a scam—hard to trust anyone.
It seems the Car Buying Group is trying to reach me about a car valuation, yet the line drops each time I pick up.
Totally spam, nothing more, mate.
Watch out, this looks like a scam, you know.
Reported as a scam, blocked and forwarded to the authorities and law enforcement.
I was contacted by The Car Buying Group while looking for a valuation on my vehicle a couple of days ago – typical sales outreach, yeah.
Definitely dealing with nuisance car buyers and scammers, proper bother!
There was background noise as soon as I picked up, yet nobody said a word. I’ve blocked the number now, no worries.
The call was about selling a car – typical sales pitch, right?
A car sales firm called me – typical sales call, yeah.
The call dropped as soon as I answered—perhaps a scam?
