When purchasing a second hand car in the UK get the sevice book verified from the garage that allegedly serviced the vehicle

Does a car (Same year) with 30,000 miles on the clock have the same value as one with 60,000? Yes if you are given a fake service history book. A dishonest seller can buy a false Service book on the Internet for fifty pounds and get more than two thousand pounds extra on a three year old VW after winding the clock back. If they object to you taking the car to the dealer whose stamp appears in the service history book that they show you - you know that you are a potential victim of a scam and however good the car looks, walk away and report the incident to your nearest police station.

Please read

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00rgh6s/b00rggyn/Fake_Britain_Fake_Cars/

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=23&t=823918&mid=0&i=20

Google - False service book for (make of car)

1. Main Dealer Service History Scam

   16 posts - 13 authors - Last post: 13 Mar

   Includes an interview with a VW dealership that is seeing 12 cases a month of ... much full bmw service history anyway, but they threw that away and got a faked ... The same thing for the postcode prefix - Not a UK postcode. ... Never assume a car has a full service history from the service book. ...
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2. The stealers have lost my service book!!!! - uk-mkivs

   30 posts - 15 authors - Last post: 26 Sep 2008

   Just found this...anyone fancy a fake service history? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VW-SERVICE-BOOK_W0QQitemZ250299237143QQcmdZViewItem?hash= ...
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3. eBay Forums: Fake Service History ...

   14 posts - 5 authors - Last post: 12 Feb 2008

   Rich 22 uk has spoken. Add me on MSN if you like, rich16uk@ ... have a look at his bad feedback, more questions over service history/MOTs from another buyer. ... He should be happy a ten year old VW is still on the road! ...
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Is it time to go short the S&P 500?

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The current rally in the S&P 500 is bringing this market back to key levels
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level, that support level then acts as resistance.

In our earlier videos, we discussed the death cross as well as some of the
other key indicators that continue to remain negative on this market. Today,
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but I would really like to get your feedback on this video as well as this market.

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What's going on in crude oil?

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We've had a number of requests to do a video on crude oil,
so here it is. This market has been largely trapped in a
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show you some of the other factors that could tip this market
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Why is gold going down?

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This market has surprised many people as they were
expecting gold to continue up to the $2000 level
without any problems. Normally when you have such
the unanimous viewpoint, the markets tend to go
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The question is, how far will the gold move to the downside,
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positive signs as well as some troubling aspects that we see in
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This is a video I think you will get a lot out of and as always
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All the best,
Adam Hewison
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Co-founder of MarketClub