Scam! I received a response from my ad in RVTrader from a “prospective buyer” who provided the link. The report that I paid for was bogus. Seems like they’re just drumming up business. “I would like to schedule an appointment to see it in person. When will be a good time? Could you please let me know if you have any maintenance records for the RV? Additionally, if you have a history report available, please send it to me. If not, kindly pull one so that I can be sure of the RV's true condition. I have had a negative experience in the past with a seller who hid the fact that their RV had been previously damaged, so I am being cautious. Once I have inspected the RV and verified its condition, I am ready to make payment on your terms, either at the bank or by whatever method you prefer. Just in case, you can get a report for less than $12 ( vincheckup web site link) so I can get a clear picture of the RV's history prior to my visit. I ran a vin check there a couple of months ago when selling my own RV.”

This report give wrong information This report is wrong on many detail Like th report said the motor is a V6 but in reallity is a V8

Scam, misleading advertisement Scam, charges $15 for VIN information that can be obtained for free. States: “owner history” and “title events) may be included in report : they are ABSOLUTELY NOT INCLUDED. It states the original dealership and sell dates. Their site is purposefully designed to fool and mislead you into believing they will have i formation you can only obtain by paying.

Expensive report, no value Expensive report, no real value appart from vechicle data You can find anywhere.

Inaccurate Report Data - Accident Ran and paid for the report and it showed that there were no accidents. For giggles, I also ran a Carfax report and it showed that the car was indeed involved in an accident. As always, you get what you pay for... buyer beware.