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They Scammed People with a Cheap Mercedes Advertisement! The 3.1 Million Fraud Was Revealed at the Notary Public.

Summary by A Haber
Özgür S., who saw an advertisement for a Mercedes car for sale online below market value in Istanbul, contacted the suspects through his wife. During the notary process, the victims were directed to different accounts and made payments totaling 3,100,000 Turkish Lira. Realizing they had been scammed at the signing stage, the victims filed a complaint, and a lawsuit was filed against 4 suspects, seeking prison sentences ranging from 4 to 10 years.
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Özgür S., who saw an advertisement for a Mercedes car for sale online below market value in Istanbul, contacted the suspects through his wife. During the notary process, the victims were directed to different accounts and made payments totaling 3,100,000 Turkish Lira. Realizing they had been scammed at the signing stage, the victims filed a complaint, and a lawsuit was filed against 4 suspects, seeking prison sentences ranging from 4 to 10 years.

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A Haber broke the news in Türkiye on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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