Ever wonder why a friendly voice suddenly offers you a Japanese car that sounds too good to be true? That pitch is a classic scam targeting consumers with a fake dealership vibe. These calls often use a Japanese‑origin number, a vague website, and a quick hang‑up to pressure you before you can verify anything. If you receive such a call, do not share personal or payment info, block the number, and report it to your carrier or local consumer agency. Keep a record of the caller ID and any messages, and stay skeptical of unsolicited offers that require immediate action.
During a Viber conversation she claimed to be from Estonia, despite calling about buying a car from Cyprus
Received a message about purchasing a vehicle originating from Cyprus via Viber
Received message about car purchase, claim she from Estonia but call originate from Cyprus
A call was received regarding the purchase of a car, purportedly from a individual claiming to be from Estonia but contacting via Viber.
Message regarding car sale in Cyprus, sender supposedly from Estonia via Viber
