San Diego, CA – May 2015 Wheelchairs accessible vans are available across various retail platforms. You can contact your local mobility dealer for an accessibility vehicle or you can choose to buy it online. Buying a van is a serious investment. It can be even more burdensome after heavy medical expenses. While you can apply to various government agencies and non-profit organizations for funding, many people choose to buy used handicap vans. The burden of the cost is less and people get what they need. Except for when it’s a ruse.
Buying a used van from individual sellers on the internet can be a risky business. While there are absolutely legitimate sellers who offer good quality vehicles with top of the line mobility equipment, there are many people who run internet scams by posting fake advertisements.
It is very important to be vary of the advertisements you reply to whether you are looking to buy or sell wheelchair vans. Any one of them could be an internet fraud and it’s important to recognize the markers.
Most fraudulent advertisements online look to procure your personal information including your residential and bank details. They are not genuinely interested in purchasing or selling a van. The advertisement is a ruse.
Here are some of the details you should look out for when going through offers to buy or sell a van.
Price
Even a used mobility vehicle will cost quite a sum of money. If the price being offered is so low as to be suspicious, be on your guard immediately. You could be dealing with an internet scam. While it is entirely possible the seller needs the money urgently and is desperate to sell van, it is very important to be careful. If the price is unimaginably good, proceed with caution. Put out feelers so that you can figure out how legitimate the offer is.
Sometimes, people price mobility vehicles really low either because it is a stolen item or a counterfeit of an original. Make background checks as far as possible before you give out any personal information.
Mode of payment
If the seller of a wheelchair accessible van online specifically asks for payment to be made through untraceable means, then it is wise to proceed with care and make careful investigation in to the seller. Do not jump the gun and agree to apparently insignificant matters without giving it a thought.
If the seller insists on using untraceable methods for payment then they have something to hide and that’s a sign that they should not be trusted.
Using an overseas address
At times, you might come across the buyer or seller of a mobility van who wants to be paid or pay through an overseas address. This is a very suspicious request to make. Using an overseas address implies the person is trying to avoid the attention of the local government and is, therefore, using an overseas account.

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