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R Concept Direct Import Empire is SCAMMING people and WE WERE one of the VICTIM

One red flag to look out for when buying a used car is a price that seems too good to be true. If a seller is offering a reconditioned car at a significantly lower price than similar vehicles on the market, it could be a sign that they are trying to pull a fast one. Additionally, be wary of sellers who try to rush you into making a decision or refuse to let you take the car for a pre-purchase inspection by a mechanic. R Concept Direct Import Empire is SCAMMING US by providing lies and fake document to ask you to pay RM500 for your car order. The deposit made should will be refunded after the car arrives. All lies and scam. Not only we didn't receive the car. We were also threatened to send India hitman to us today for asking our refund. I will share the contact and many information about this scam company for the public to refer and report police immediately. Chai - 014-790 6843 Fake R Concept Direct Import Empire Office - 014-903 1047 DO NOT TRUST THIS COMPANY R CONCEPT DIRECT IMP...
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R Concept Direct Import Empire from Malaysia is a Scam Company. Go to the police station and report this company for SCAM

Understanding the Recond Car Scam from R Concept Direct Import Empire by their representative Chai and their entire people involved. Report polis if you're asked to transfer money to account that doesn't belong to them. Do comment your experience for public awareness and police invatigations. The reconditioned car scam has become a pressing issue in the automotive market, particularly as the demand for affordable vehicles grows. Often advertised as high-quality cars at lower prices, these vehicles can turn out to be more trouble than they are worth. This essay examines how the scam operates, its effects on consumers, and steps to avoid falling victim to such fraudulent practices. Reconditioned cars are typically older vehicles that have undergone repairs or refurbishments to make them more attractive to potential buyers. However, in recent years, scams involving these cars have proliferated. Unscrupulous dealers often misrepresent the condition of the vehicle, claiming it has b...
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