08/08/2026
🛑 Before you send money abroad for a car — five warning signs.
1️⃣ They ask you to pay into a personal bank account
A real company is paid into a company account, in the company's name. If the account is in a person's name, stop there. This one sign catches most of it.
2️⃣ The price is too good
A car worth $4,000 offered to you for $2,000. Nobody gives away money. If the number makes no sense, find out why before you let yourself get excited.
3️⃣ They rush you
"Pay today or you lose the car." Urgency is a tool. A real seller does not need to panic you into a transfer — and if a car really does sell, an honest seller will show you the next one.
4️⃣ The bank details change at the last minute
This is the one that catches careful, sensible people. A message arrives: the account has changed, please pay here instead. Real companies do not change bank accounts after you have agreed. If you ever receive a message like that — from us or from anyone — stop, and call the person you have been dealing with on the number you already had. Do not use a number from the new message.
5️⃣ No company name, no address, no registration — just a phone number
If you cannot establish who you are actually paying, you are not buying from a company.
Now check us against our own list:
🇯🇵 Japan, in Yokohama, since 2007
📍 One address. One company name. One website. One bank account.
Go to our website and look — the photos, the car details, all of it is open. And if you want more than that, send "VERIFY" on WhatsApp and we will send you our Japanese company registration and confirm our bank details.
💾 Save this and share it. Someone in your contacts is about to send money to a stranger for a car, and this list is worth more to them than any advert we could put in front of them.
Autocom Japan — Yokohama, Japan. 900,000+ cars exported to 100+ countries.
Check us → https://autocj.co.jp/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=reels&utm_campaign=five_warning_signs
