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Paid £3 for a car text check. Never received the results. Contacted them via 'contact us'.... no reply
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Paid £3 for a car text check. Never received the results. Contacted them via 'contact us'.... no reply
total rip off £3 to get a text
that tells you forecourt value of your car
with no other information.
FREEMSG
Valuation for ======= with 60000 miles: New £39430 Forecourt £18940 Trade In £16830 Private £18130 Auction £16190
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Got the info back in seconds! Checked if a car is a write off for only £3, it would be dumb not to check.
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