Buyer beware.

Do people actually think they will get away with stuff like this?

A Facebook Marketplace car sales scam strikes again.

Hard to believe they didn't think they would be caught.

A million dollars is one heck of a reward for squealing.

They also shared tips for avoiding this type of online vehicle sales scam.

One attempt at obtaining a fraudulent title led to the discovery of many more.

Is Facebook Marketplace really the best place to buy a car?

The teacher allegedly kept the scam going well after his first arrest.

The scheme essentially allowed them to operate as unlicensed car dealers.

The judge called the Porsche dealer's fraud 'sophisticated and persistent.'

Another cautionary tale about classic car restoration shops.

Watch out for warning signs when shopping for a car on Facebook.

If only these people had used their creativity for good.

Amazingly, this sort of thing has happened before.

Beware of scammers if you are getting a classic car restored.

The Floridian schemed dealerships in at least 18 car purchases.

He stole Bitcoin, gift cards, and a one-time payment of $30,000 before blowing it on a car, lawn mower, and trailer.

Now she can’t get in touch with the buyer, and the Jeep is long gone.

The would-be car buyer said the scammer 'played the role' and 'preyed' on them.