The following statement was taken from Doncaster Council Website. I only hope it helps all car buyers before its too late. (https://www.doncaster.gov.uk/db/enews/article.asp?Archive=&CatID=31&Art=6261). 24/04/15 - Fake website offers prestige vehicles at 'too good to be true' pricesThe Council's Trading Standards team has recently received a high number of complaints regarding a bogus online car dealership, repo-limited.com. The company claims to be registered at Cussins House, 22-28 Wood Street, Doncaster, as quoted on the website. However, we can confirm that no such company is listed at Companies House. Furthermore, we are not aware of any single customer who has received the vehicle they ordered. Online shopping fraud is on the increase; protect yourself by following these simple steps: 1. If possible use online retailers/brands you are aware of and trust. For major brands always go to the official website to find a list of authorised sellers. 2. Check delivery, insurance, warranty and returns policy. 3. Be especially careful when purchasing expensive items. 4. Make sure you have adequate anti-virus software that will enable your computer to flag untrustworthy sites. For further useful tips on buying a vehicle please visit the Advice Guide website Please note - This information concerns the company claiming to be Repo-Limited.com and is not connected to a company called Repossessions Ltd, which is a genuine business. Repossessions Ltd is registered with Companies House in the UK and is not in the business of selling vehicles. 24 April 2015.

If anyone has any suspicions about Repo Ltd Doncaster go to Doncaster Council E-news and that will confirm your suspicions. This is a blatant scam.

Here is what I know from looking online about Repo Ltd. Their website states that they the cars that they sell are all repossessed from car owners who could not pay for their finance or leasing deals and so therefore default on payments and their cars are handed back. Repo Limited state on their website that they source their cars from the UK, Germany, Spain and the US from auctions. Cars are also sold off by the governments in these respective countries and Repo Limited highlight that normally it is larger car dealerships in the UK that purchase these in bulk and then resell to the general public in the UK. Once Repo Limited have the car back in England they run a 93 point check on their cars before selling on and state at this time if any are found with faults or need working doing then this is completed prior to being sold. They have a 9 step journey to buy from them including: browsing their stock, have contact available for questions, you then request to buy the car by clicking to reserve it, once completed you arrange payment and delivery, the car is then shipped within 2 days and Repo Limited take care of all transportation costs. The next step it states it could be 5 further days before it is delivered to your chosen address and you have 3 days to have the car checked by yourself or a mechanic. If after this point you are not happy they clearly state that they will offer you a full refund and will collect the car free of charge. Personally this is the point where I imagine their are terms and conditions and small print prevent you from returning your car. It all seems on paper a great concept and idea, if its genuine, I for one would be very nervous about doing this because I dont know anyone who has bought from them and would like to see some reviews on here to show me who has and have them confirmed. A review for a car dealer on an independent site gives you that additional trust and confidence to push through with a purchase and hand over your money. I too like this website states at the top of the page am not sold by the webpage this car dealer placed up leaving reviews for their business of a mock up of this website. If anyone does buy from Repo Limited then please send me a message on this site and tell me about how every part of the journey went, how is the car, is their small print we should be wary of, anything they did worry you. I hope this write up about Repo Limited helps people.