In this eye-opening video, we delve deep into the murky world of purchasing tanks and other military vehicles, uncovering the prevalent scams that unsuspecting buyers need to be aware of. From hidden pitfalls to fraudulent practices, we equip you with essential knowledge and practical tips to avoid falling victim to these deceitful schemes.
Military vehicle scams are more common than you might think. As enthusiasts and collectors, it's crucial to be vigilant when navigating the market. Our comprehensive guide will empower you to make informed decisions and protect yourself from unscrupulous sellers.
We start by shedding light on the various scams that plague the industry. "Scams when buying tanks" is an alarming reality, and we explore real-life cautionary tales of individuals who have encountered these deceptive practices first hand. By highlighting these stories, we aim to expose the tactics employed by scammers, ensuring you stay one step ahead.
Armed with this knowledge, we then delve into practical advice for avoiding scams when buying military vehicles. Our experts share invaluable insights and strategies to help you navigate the market safely. "Military vehicle buying tips" provide a roadmap for identifying red flags, verifying authenticity, and conducting due diligence before making a purchase.
One of the key areas we focus on is "Tank purchasing scams." We dissect common techniques used by fraudsters, such as misrepresentation of vehicle history, forged documentation, and artificially inflated prices. By understanding these tactics, you can protect yourself from falling prey to these scams.
Additionally, we offer guidance on buying military vehicles safely. Armed with "Tips for avoiding tank purchase scams," you'll learn how to authenticate vehicles, conduct inspections, and negotiate fair prices. Our goal is to empower you with the knowledge and tools needed to confidently navigate the military vehicle market.
We also delve into the importance of "Military vehicle fraud prevention." By being proactive and aware, you can significantly reduce the risk of becoming a victim. Our video outlines effective measures to safeguard your interests and ensure a smooth and legitimate purchase.
Throughout the video, we emphasize "Tank frauds and scams" and "Common scams in the military vehicle market." By shining a light on these prevalent issues, we aim to create awareness and encourage a more transparent and trustworthy marketplace.
In conclusion, "SCAMS When Buying Tanks And Other Military Vehicles" serves as an essential resource for any military vehicle enthusiast or collector. By arming yourself with the knowledge and strategies outlined in this video, you can confidently navigate the market, avoid scams, and make informed purchasing decisions.
Remember, knowledge is your best defence against scams. Stay informed, stay vigilant, and protect yourself from the deceitful practices that lurk in the shadows of the military vehicle market.
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I prefer my military vehicles in 1/76 or 1/35 scale!😂
They are definitely cheaper haha!
They're certainly much more affordable!
It's so much easier to find a place to park them too.😁
If I ever won the lottery it wouldn’t a Lamborghini I’d buy, it would be a WW2 era Willis jeep.
Definitely do! They are very fun
What you talking 'bout Willis?
Certainly a lot of Scallywags out there.
Definitely!
Who here has bought a military vehicle? If you haven't what one would you buy? Comment below!
An Alvis Stalwart would be the vehicle i would buy if i ever get the funds for it!
an m60 patton..
Bob Semple tank
A British army ferret 👍
I can top all of these, with this true story. A family member of mine got scammed out of £40k because he 'brought' two tanks online. Never went to see them in person, never met the bloke who was 'selling' them, only ever spoke via email. The 'deal' was he would send the money and they guy would organise delivery from overseas - so having only seen pictures of some tanks supposedly for sale, only spoken to someone on email he transferred £40k into a bank account and of course that was that, he basically gave away £40k to a total stranger who probably couldn't believe his luck that he'd got someone to fall for it - £40k, gone. And no he did not get a penny back, and there is nothing he can do as it was by money transfer and a private transaction, the police unsurprisingly just basically laughed . Yeah pretty unbelievable, i think the saying goes : a fool and his money are easily parted. Imagine explaining to your mrs you just lost £40k of your savings over some imaginary tanks! I mean the price itself is ridiculously low - but to to go through with the transaction ...
I highly doubt it's as easy to buy a military vehicle as it is to buy a regular car or truck, especially when it comes to armored vehicles.
It is! We do regularly. As long as the tank hasn’t got a live turret then it’s as easy as buying a car
@@ArmourgeddonTanks I'm still skeptical that buying a military vehicle is as easy as buying a car for a number of reasons. For one, cars for sale are just about everywhere, from numerous dealerships, independent sellers and private sellers. For another, cars are cheaper to buy than military vehicles. For a third, the logistics of purchasing a car are are simpler and quicker than purchasing a military vehicle. I could buy a car in a day, such as today. I can't do so for a military vehicle. Perhaps your experience is different, but I posit that for the average person it's easier to buy a car or truck instead of a military vehicle. Thank you for your response and feedback.
its easy,but they are expensive now..When i was 15 the 4th fighter group restaurant n orlando had a sherman tank out front as a decoration that i would go up there often and play around in..i ask if they would sell it to me and they told me $1,500 ,that was back in 1990..it needed a lot of work and my parents told me no..
That's why you ask vin numbers and serial numbers and ask them to take pictures of the pictures vehicle you are buying with it's vins and serials. So you can sue them when they send you something that you didn't want.
how about serial numbers?
👍👍👍!
Man, you should be working in american auctions so fast you're talking!!!
Haha 😂 I do talk a bit quick
Ya what if your in the US?
On #3 you never said what the scam was! Im guessing the seller didnt actually own it but again, you didnt say
Dont buy a Scottish Abbott!
Abbots are pretty cool though
Shes mint now, although i think Jack hates it lol