Vehiclehealthanalysis Avis 

Total Scam AVOID!
was sent this by a seller who seemed really legit until they requested me to put my details in. Felt fishy so I looked it up and it came up as a scam site.

Be cautious. Prospective buyers are directing sellers here to buy reports, then disappearing. Its a scam, All day long.

Total scam please avoid!!!!
We were contacted by a buyer to buy our caravan then he sent a link to health analysis.com, said he wanted the caravan checked before he would view it, basic check starts at £35, we didn’t pay and haven’t heard from him since

I would strongly advise private car sellers to be extremely cautious with this website.

I was contacted by a supposed buyer interested in my car who specifically asked me to purchase a vehicle history report from this site (and car readers.com), despite established alternatives such as HPI, RAC and VCheck being available.

This matches a well-known scam pattern where someone poses as a prospective buyer and directs the seller to an unfamiliar vehicle-history website, insisting that the seller pays for a particular report.

I investigated the website before entering any payment details and found multiple significant credibility issues, including inconsistencies in its legal information, contact details, company presentation and claims about the data it provides. Some of these issues were substantial enough that I did not feel comfortable providing the site with my personal or card information.

I also offered to provide a comprehensive independent vehicle-history report from an established provider instead. There is no obvious legitimate reason a genuine buyer would need the seller to purchase a report from one specific unfamiliar website rather than accept independently verifiable information from HPI, RAC, VCheck or another recognised provider.

I did not make a payment, so I cannot claim to know exactly what happens after checkout. However, based on the circumstances in which I was directed to the site and what I found when investigating it, I strongly suspect this forms part of a vehicle-report scam targeting private car sellers.

I would recommend that other sellers do not follow links provided by prospective buyers and do not enter payment details into unfamiliar vehicle-check websites. Use a recognised provider that you choose yourself.