Published 2 months ago

Uxbridge pair charged after falsely listing vehicles on Facebook

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A man and a woman from Uxbridge have been charged after allegedly falsely advertising vehicles online. Toronto police allege the pair were using Facebook Marketplace to list vehicles under fake names. Investigators say the vehicles were listed as having lower kilometers or a newer model year than in reality. Some of the vehicles listed were salvaged, police say.

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Uxbridge duo charged after alleged sale of falsely advertised cars

An Uxbridge man and woman have been charged with fraud over $5,000 for allegedly selling falsely advertised cars on Facebook.

2 months ago·Toronto, Canada

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Uxbridge pair charged after falsely listing vehicles on Facebook

A man and a woman from Uxbridge have been charged after allegedly falsely advertising vehicles online before selling them to GTA residents. Toronto police allege the pair were using Facebook Marketplace to list vehicles under fake names. Investigators say the vehicles were listed as having lower kilometers or a newer model year than in reality. […]

2 months ago·Toronto, Canada

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