Yupyi

Easy to use the website with great deals. I just bought a trike for my father in law. Recommend to friends & family.

Made a deposit. Wire fraud. FBI and my bank are now involved. Stay away. The ads are no legit. Don't be fooled.

Yupyi is the easiest way of selling a bike without stress and the long process of selling. After several unsuccessful attempts to sell my chopper on ebay, I decided to try something new. Everything went very smoothly. Thank you for the excellent service.

I own a shipping company in the UK and that I myself imported a car from the States bought from this website. Everything went as it should. Thank you to the seller who sold me the car of my dreams.

To many scammers. Especially those with Lotus Europa's under $15,000.00. You know who you are. You work for oil company's so you cant be here for the sale, your "agent " will take the sellers money and ship the car. Your "agent" happens to be overseas and for some reason the car is always on the other side of the US.
If you want to avoid a scam just ask the seller for the VIN number like eBay does, If they don't have one odds are they don't have a car.

This is a great FANTASY RIP OFF SITE, with cars listed at 20% to 40% of their worth. Everyone is working overseas, and wants you to send some money to a non-existent shipping company. Give me strength, the entire site should be taken down as an ongoing scam..

They have very good bikes at fair prices from which you can choose. I just bought one for myself in extremely good condition and now I'm looking for another for my brother.

Very nice site and very easy to use. Information offered is very clear and almost complete. I bought a bike last year from this site.

As a person who sells cars, I can tell you that on any site you will find scammers. On this site I found some very good deals in the last two years. Good luck!

I just purchased a project from this website. Such a wonderful service and very happy with my new car. I would highly recommend this website to everyone. Of course, THANK YOU to the person who sold me the car.

Daryl especially and all others who described this criminal effort to alarm me before I became a victim. I called a local police detective who warned me initially. Sad part is no one at the FBI, who I called also, were willing to investigate due to it being not above $10k.

From my experience the whole Yupyi website is part of a wire fraud. If you enquire about one of the vehicles you will receive some decent photos but no backup. The vehicle is always at a shippers with no phone number available on the shipping website. Many of the vehicles are incorrectly priced. The fraudster encourages you to deal with the shipping company and to wire money to them. You will not receive the vehicle which will be written off in an unfortunate shipping accident along with your money which will not be returned because the shipping company is not real. Shame that we live in an age where fraudsters appear able to operate without the authorities even being able to remove such websites. You have been warned.

Was scammed for $5000 on this site on the purchase of a vehicle. There is no recourse on this site. Stay away.

The oil rig guys gets around. If you request info on multiple cars the same guy will get back to you. Edwin from the oil rig.

Cars are listed at 40% of their value. Just as others have said:
1. The car is no longer in the state listed.
2. The seller works in the oil industry/BP/oil rigs. Has to or has deployed but has left arrangements for the sale and transfer.
3. Details of the car are listed at the enthusiast/expert level.

All you have to do is say you have a friend in the area and would like them to come over for an inspection.

Highly sought after cars will be at BringATrailer.com and at full value prices.

Ask yourself, why are cars listed on this site instead of autotrader.com or other reputable sites? Or even craigslist? Why, because it creates a barrier, you can't get to them.

They also use cars.oodle.com and cross reference them.

If it seems too good..

2 months ago I bought a motorcycle from this site. Everything went as it should. The seller was kind enough to help me ship it to the UK. I admit that I was a little afraid until a week ago when I received it. Cheers!

Looked into all the shipping company info none of it exsited addresses were false no registration in the state department of revenue called a buisness that was next to the address they gave and they had no idea who they were. All the stories on this web site are the same mo. Total scam don't believe the positve posts they have fabricated.

We had a wonderful experience with purchasing an RV on this website. If your looking for a good used RV go to this site. We are very pleased with our purchase and I would recommend them to anyone.

Same scam as others: overseas seller, wire money to the shipping company, vehicle will be in an accident en route. Go ahead, try the link. Lol

Stephen John Thom <*******@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi
I apologize for the delay. I have been swamped at work. First of all, I want to thank you for your interest in buying my coach. The coach is in great condition, very clean and everything works perfectly, needs nothing, just put gas on it and enjoy this beauty. Since I'm quite busy with my job and unable to travel back to the States, I have decided to hire a company to ship the motorhome and take care of the sale for me. The shipping & payment part of the transaction will be handled by Hohebank Ltd. The motorhome is now located in their transit warehouse in Tacoma, WA because I had a buyer from that area but he canceled the deal due to personal reasons. They have in their custody both the motorhome and the title signed for release, which had been verified by their inspectors and they already gave the go ahead to begin the transaction. The motorhome comes with a large collection of history files, manuals, brochures and receipts.
Regarding the payment, there is a 3 days inspection period available for you once you will receive the motorhome in which you have the possibility to do an inspection to any authorized service of your choice before the company will release any money to me. If you decide not to keep it for any reason the motorhome will be sent back to me (free of charge for you) and you will get a full refund with no questions asked. So basically I only receive the money if you are happy about what you are buying.

Please read their how it works webpage on http://hohebank.com/how_it_works.php and decide if you agree or not.

To be able to start this transaction you need to register on the shipping company's website. Once you are done, I will approve the deal from my account and my agent will contact you in order to go ahead with the purchase.

P.S. You should know that the coach will be shipped anywhere within the States at my expense!

Stephen

For a faster response you can use my work email *******@europe-oceana.org

Never had an issue in all my years using this platform. My experience overall has been excellent. Almost all of my transactions with sellers have been amazing. Great deals and quick transactions.

I tried to register with yupyi and no response. Not sure it is real. I bought (I thought) a vehicle from a seller named Andrew. The vehicle was too far away to inspect but I was offered with a 3 day evaluation after delivery. All shipping was included so I sent payment to a holding company name 'Tide and Time'. The payment went to a legit HSB bank in the UK via wire transfer. Supposedly it was shipped but (like other reviewers) a "serious accident" occured about the delivery date which "totaled" the vehicle. Needless to say 'Klara' at Time and Tide did not refund me and both parties stopped communicating 3 days ago. It seems I have been scammed by them with the elaborate internet scheme. HSB will be notified of their complicity but I doubt anything can be done other than warn others of the scammers.

I searched for the car of my dreams for more than a year, and I found it on this site. I bought it and everything was okay. I got burned on ebay, so it doesn't matter what site you are on, you just have to be careful.

This is a bait site for a scam. Don't get fooled. If it seems too good to be true check it out. Get the VIN checked out. Use google to check credentials.