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Car wrap scam has plenty of gas left in the tank.
As the pandemic slowed travel to a crawl, major rental car companies substantially downsized their fleets, selling off more than 770,000 cars, according to the Washington Post. Now, with travel picking up again, rental car companies are struggling to meet demand, opening the door to scammers.
“With rental car availability at an all-time low, prices are sky high,” the FTC wrote in a recent consumer blog. “So, if you suddenly find an available car at a cheap price, you might be dealing with scammers looking to cash in on the rental car shortage.”
Cheap prices are one red flag. Here are a few others:
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