HpifinderReviews of hpifinder.com

I would give a zero if I could. A friend of mine who was selling her car on Auto Trader got a message from a woman, claiming she wants to purchase the car, and to do a check using this website and was adamant she will not be comfortable with another check as it’s her “trusted website” the website was dodgy, unfortunately my friend went ahead and put her details in and gave her her email to communicate with. BE AWARE! This is a SCAM.

I got a call from a very effeminate guy called Brentt. I was excited as I thought somone was genuinely interested in my car, sent me a link to a website to do a HPI check. The minute saw the website I knows it was a scam, website was really cheap looking. I told “Brentt” that I wasn’t comfortable paying for anything when I’m the one selling the car and hung up.

A guy (Brenntt) called me showing interest to buy my car and insisted to do a health check at my own and pay the fee at this website. Luckily, i read all the reviews here and saved myself from this scam.

Scammers, they find your car ad from Autotrader and ask to buy a report from this website so they can come buy the car later. Most people will fall for this unfortunately so something needs to be done about this.

These are scam people they use PAYPRO to process your payment into Pakistan currency

THIS IS A SCAM WEBSITE, I also received a call from "Jane" to do an HPI check on my car, directed me to this site, made payment and received nothing.

Phishing / scam. Do NOT enter your bank details into this website.

Total scam… I got a lady calling herself Jane rather than the guy, Brent. As with others, the call came following my advertising my car in Autotrader. the call xame from a Liverpool dialling code and then she said she was in Exeter. Lots of pressure for me to hurry and use this site so she could buy the car first thing in the morning. When I used a reputable Hpi provider, I heard no more from this ‘enthusiastic buyer’