Auto transport scams are becoming increasingly common in the United States. Scammers take advantage of unsuspecting car owners by offering low-cost vehicle shipping services. They often fail to provide the services they promise and may even demand additional payments or not deliver the vehicle at all. It is important to research any auto transport company…
If you’re buying a used car in Connecticut, especially from a private seller on Facebook Marketplace, be careful—there’s a scam going around where stolen cars are made to look “clean.” In a recent Connecticut case, investigators said stolen vehicles were being traded or sold using changed VIN details and paperwork that looked real, so buyers…
If someone asks for your Uber verification code, they’re not “verifying” you — they’re trying to take over your account. Uber itself warns that it will never ask for your password, verification code, or banking details. Timeline: 4 reported stories (date • place • country) Uber Verification Code Scam: What Happened in 4 Real U.S….
Rail transport scams are a growing problem for many countries around the world. Scams can take many forms, from ticket fraud and deception to theft, sabotage, and more. In most cases, the goal of the scam is to take advantage of unsuspecting passengers, sometimes resulting in financial loss or worse. Ticket fraud : Ticket fraud…
A former employee of British Airways is under investigation for allegedly orchestrating a £3 million immigration scam from a check-in desk at Heathrow Airport. The 24-year-old suspect, who has since moved to India, is accused of charging individuals £25,000 to bypass Terminal 5 security and board planes without proper visa documentation. The scheme reportedly aimed…
Texas, USA | January–February 2026 Transportation scams are rising sharply across the Southern United States, with recent cases in Texas freight corridors exposing how criminals are exploiting the logistics and auto transport industry. In late January 2026, a freight-related scam involving false carrier identities and diverted shipments resulted in nearly $40,000 in losses for a…
Every driver in the United States who uses toll road payment scam should be aware of a rapidly escalating scam trend in 2025–2026: fraudulent toll payment texts and fake toll charges designed to steal money and personal data. These scams are spreading coast-to-coast, and they’re tricking thousands of people every month — especially in areas…
Car transport scams are the result of dishonest companiestaking advantage of unsuspecting consumers in order to make aprofit. These scams typically involve the fraudulent sale ofan automobile that is being transported from one location toanother, often across state lines. The scammer will usuallyadvertise the car as being in excellent condition, and willoften require an upfront…
Transport scams 2025 are becoming more sophisticated in 2025, targeting individuals, job seekers, businesses, and migrant workers across air, sea, road, and rail transport sectors. With the rise of online marketplaces, social media recruitment, and fake logistics platforms, scammers are exploiting trust gaps at an unprecedented scale. This guide highlights the latest transport scams to…
Fake auto transport companies operate by taking advantage of unsuspecting customers who are not knowledgeable about the auto transport industry. They will often offer a low price to lure unsuspecting customers in, and then try to add additional charges once the customer has committed to the service. They may also offer services that are not…