Warning to people selling their cars over new theft scam - Wales Online
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The warning from experts at Nationwide Vehicle Contracts will spark concern amongst those who wish to sell their cars online.
David Johnson, automotive specialist and Director of Nationwide Vehicle Contracts, suggested never handing your keys over during the viewing.
With many people using online marketplaces to sell their vehicles these days, a warning is being issued to those who have people coming to test drive the motor they're selling.
After they've arrived, the scammer will find a way to distract the seller and while this is happening, your genuine car key is swapped for a fake one that the criminal has brought with them, reports the Sun.
And once the viewing is over the vehicle owner should check both keys look and act as normal.
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