Most of our desktop applications have a feature that we like to refer to as “Email Alerts.” When you activate an email alerts, you will be notified by email whenever new vehicles that meet your search criteria appear online. How can you activate these alerts and who benefits the most from them?

Whether you are looking to buy a car for yourself or your dealership lot, you’ll find what you need when using the Car Finder. What you need is a car that fits your wants, needs, and budget. After finding that, it is time to make contact with the seller. You can use the Car Finder’s built-in reply, but please keep these points in mind when doing so:

Granted most cars buyers are looking for a certain type of new car or used car; they generally have a specific make and model in mind. However, what if you don’t? What if you are just looking for that one car that speaks to you (you know the “I got to have this” feeling)? Well, it is easy to find that new or used car with the Car Finder.

In our last post, we discussed how scammers aren’t just those who are out to drain your bank accounts. A seller who outright lies about what they have for sale (whether it be not having the actual item or lying about the condition of it) is basically trying to scam you out of your hard earned money. But wait! What should you do if you ever come across one of these situations?

In our last post, we talked about protecting yourself from falling victim to a scammer. We tend to view scammers as someone sitting in a computer chair halfway around the world. Yes, these are the most financially dangerous people to be on the lookout for. With that said, keep in mind that a seller who misrepresents their item is just as much of a scammer.

In our last post we covered a few simple and easy to implement safety tips. While it is important to be concerned about your physical safety when buying items online from a classified website, it is important to protect your financial safety as well.