New Car Scam?

skinndeep

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Hi guys, so this morning on my way to work I saw something I haven't seen in a while. It's that buy a car for a fraction of the price deals, now surely people can't fall for this again? Or am I jumping the gun here regarding the issue?:what:
 

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probably a rent-to-own scheme with a ridiculous monthly rental over lets say 72 months, where the re-payment by the actual person who has taken the finance for the vehicle pockets about 20-30%
 
Either that or it's just a premium rate SMS scam. There's no website to check T&C show on the stickers.

Edit: I did like the "While stocks last". They stock the cars themselves?
 
"While stocks last"

Read: Whilst the ponzi scheme is still active and fools are signing up
 
I have seen these "rent-to-own" schemes before, they charge you a R15-20k (or so) deposit, then some inflated premium over a certain period, after which you apparently own the car. They claim not to require credit checks as it is a "rental" and not a "purchase", is that even legal?

Regardless of the above, would steer clear of anything to do with the "Satinsky Group"!

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If people cant/understand this scam the second time around they might deserve to be scammed then & still with the crappy Tata ma chance cars.
 
Anyone seen "Pawn your car and continue driving it"?

Yeah, that fascinates me, first saw the billboards around Joburg, and have now seen one or two in Pretoria. I presume they keep the title like any finance company, and send a couple of big guys to "repo" if you don't pay.

Come to think of it, how is this different to refinancing?

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The Satinsky group was the best scam I was ever involved in. Received R20,000 for the advertising on my car.
 
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