Boson3010:
Dear Nairalanders,
I need urgent advice. In january of this year I contacted a dealer in autoline.info in Poland who seemingly have two tipper ( 6 tyre) to sell. I checked out the company name and European VAT ID and were genuine. I went ahead and sent the 12million Naira (some of this money was borrowed) for both trucks to them. After sending the money, they told me the trucks shipped from Belgium on 14th February. I asked for draft BOL but they didnt supply it. They have since stopped taking my calls or responding to my emails.

The name of the company is Wafast SP Z.O.O.

As of today am in a serious dilemma as am not the only one that owns the money. Please I need advice on how to move forward. God bless you you as you assist me with way to recover my money.

Even the whites do wire wire

RIP to your 12 million Bro

Bro, so sorry about your ordeal.

Nurey, gazzuzz, Eddee alarm don blow Abeg come advice someone.

12m Don shift

blame coronavirus.... everything is now fukced up, air/sea/land travel is in shambles.

Dear all please this is serious. If you have a line of action to assist me. Please let me know.[color=#000099][/color]

Boson3010:
Dear Nairalanders,
I need urgent advice. In january of this year I contacted a dealer in autoline.info in Poland who seemingly have two tipper ( 6 tyre) to sell. I checked out the company name and European VAT ID and were genuine. I went ahead and sent the 12million Naira (some of this money was borrowed) for both trucks to them. After sending the money, they told me the trucks shipped from Belgium on 14th February. I asked for draft BOL but they didnt supply it. They have since stopped taking my calls or responding to my emails.

The name of the company is Wafast SP Z.O.O.

As of today am in a serious dilemma as am not the only one that owns the money. Please I need advice on how to move forward. God bless you you as you assist me with way to recover my money.

Never heard of that dealer here on Nairaland. You didn't do your due diligence well before going ahead to transact. I don't wanna sound pessimistic but i am afraid your money is gone Bro. Assuming it was a popular dealer here, that would be a different case.

Boson3010:
Dear all please this is serious. If you have a line of action to assist me. Please let me know.[color=#000099][/color]

Report the matter to interpol

KINGreignn:
Bro, so sorry about your ordeal.

Nu.rey, gaz.zuzz, Eddee alarm don blow Abeg come advice someone.

12m Don shift

A whole 12 metre? I'll be back to comment.

buygala:


Even the whites do wire wire

RIP to your 12 million Bro

What were you thinking? How could you send that amount of cash on vehicles you didn't even inspect physically? I mean, who does that? Forget the fraud, what if they had sent you a lemon? Would you reject it and send it back to them Even people living in the same country in Europe don't routinely wire cash to buy used cars remotely...And to imagine your cash was sent to Eastern Europe...Hmm! These are some of the most fraudulent parts of Europe. Their police and law enforcement are not as reliable as that of Western Europe. But you can make a formal report to Interpol, providing as much details about the transaction as possible..But that would be a very difficult situation for you. Chances of recovery are slim

fabienjoe:


What were you thinking? How could you send that amount of cash on vehicles you didn't even inspect physically? I mean, who does that? Forget the fraud, what if they had sent you a lemon? Would you reject it and send it back to them Even people living in the same country in Europe don't routinely wire cash to buy used cars remotely...And to imagine your cash was sent to Eastern Europe...Hmm! These are some of the most fraudulent parts of Europe. Their police and law enforcement are not as reliable as that of Western Europe. But you can make a formal report to Interpol, providing as much details about the transaction as possible..But that would be a very difficult situation for you. Chances of recovery are slim

Bros please quote the right person...I am not the OP

fabienjoe:


What were you thinking? How could you send that amount of cash on vehicles you didn't even inspect physically? I mean, who does that? Forget the fraud, what if they had sent you a lemon? Would you reject it and send it back to them Even people living in the same country in Europe don't routinely wire cash to buy used cars remotely...And to imagine your cash was sent to Eastern Europe...Hmm! These are some of the most fraudulent parts of Europe. Their police and law enforcement are not as reliable as that of Western Europe. But you can make a formal report to Interpol, providing as much details about the transaction as possible..But that would be a very difficult situation for you. Chances of recovery are slim

Thanks very much for our advice

buygala:


Bros please quote the right person...I am not the OP

Sorry brother. I couldn't believe someone did that..

Boson3010:
Dear Nairalanders,
I need urgent advice. In january of this year I contacted a dealer in autoline.info in Poland who seemingly have two tipper ( 6 tyre) to sell. I checked out the company name and European VAT ID and were genuine. I went ahead and sent the 12million Naira (some of this money was borrowed) for both trucks to them. After sending the money, they told me the trucks shipped from Belgium on 14th February. I asked for draft BOL but they didnt supply it. They have since stopped taking my calls or responding to my emails.

The name of the company is Wafast SP Z.O.O.

As of today am in a serious dilemma as am not the only one that owns the money. Please I need advice on how to move forward. God bless you you as you assist me with way to recover my money.

have you reported to the website

chudu:
have you reported to the website

Am sorry do you mean the wafast website?

I have tried to report to interpol and they told me I have to report in my home country and my country will escalate it

Am sorry do you mean the wafast website?yes

chudu:
Am sorry do you mean the wafast website?yes

They are not responding

Boson3010:

They are not responding

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Dear Mr. Arthur,

Thank you for your message!

Could you send us more information about this company (phone number, e-mail address) as we can not find with the name this company in our data base.

In case of additional questions please contact us.


> Dear Nairalanders,
> I need urgent advice. In january of this year I contacted a dealer in autoline.info in Poland who seemingly have two tipper ( 6 tyre) to sell. I checked out the company name and European VAT ID and were genuine. I went ahead and sent the 12million Naira (some of this money was borrowed) for both trucks to them. After sending the money, they told me the trucks shipped from Belgium on 14th February. I asked for draft BOL but they didnt supply it. They have since stopped taking my calls or responding to my emails.
>
> The name of the company is Wafast SP Z.O.O.
>
> As of today am in a serious dilemma as am not the only one that owns the money. Please I need advice on how to move forward. God bless you you as you assist me with way to recover my money.
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Boson3010:

They are not responding

Have you reported to autoline.info?
If not report to them and also report to Interpol to escalate it.

I reported to autoline.info yesterday and they advised to contact my local police to get in touch with interpol.

Guys I realise I was gullible, but please pardon me. In case you have a better wy to assist me get back the money, please let me know.

report to EFCC

i guess the company later sent down your truck or was the company a scammer.