Yupyi Reviews Summary
Yupyi has a rating of 3.2 stars from 35 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally satisfied with their purchases. Yupyi ranks 8th among Classifieds sites.
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..
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!
Too many scam! 4 bikes( Kawasaki 2 strokes) 4 scams! Take care if he works to Seadrill!
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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.
The scammers use multiple email accounts and identities to make you think that there is an accountable third party involved. They can use the same email accounts and identities to sign up for websites like sitejabber and create false positive reviews and then upmark those reviews. The email accounts associated with the positive reviews on sitejabber for yupyi are more than likely the same email addresses involved in the international wire fraud scam. In this case Sitejabber.com could do much more to help prevent future fraud and enforce legal action against the parties abusing American consumers.
Like others I got a response from a seller that was "on an oil rig", unfortunately I fell for the scam. The seller seemed to have knowledge that only a real aficionado would know and earned some of my trust, despite never providing me with a VIN or personal information. I made a contract with their shipping company but they never delivered my vehicle and have yet to refund my money. I have not gotten a response from the shipping company in 10 days. It is now apparent that I have been defrauded.
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.
On all sales sites you have to be careful, but you only have to be careful who you talk to. In winter I bought a very good trailer from this site.
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.
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.
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.
Excellent site for buying cars. With this covid-19 stupidity, I managed to buy my dream car from this site. Of course you have to be careful but that's how you have to be on any other website.
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.
I usually do not go out of my way to write reviews, but feel compelled in this case because of my very positive experience with a seller from my town.
A few months ago, my friend and I bought two vehicles from this site. Sellers have cooperated so we can ship them together from California to Germany.
First, most prices are way too low to be true. Second, No address, phone number or details on who runs Yupyi and who to contact. Third, asked for info on a car and I got back this common old scammer reply about working overseas on a oil rig, yeah right! Forth, The ad was for a car in FL, but then said it's now moved to WA, but priced for a quick sale."
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