#182653 by TerranceBoyce
Fri Nov 29, 2013 10:43 am
Thanks to a member of the forum for pointing this one out to me.
http://www.pej-machinery.com/index.php
The company with the name P James Ltd recorded at Companies House (the official UK register of incorporated companies) is located in Bedfordshire, was formed in 2010, is not recorded as being involved in the business of selling machinery and there is a proposal for it to be struck off.
The address quoted on the website is actually that of a farm run by someone of the same name who is not associated with the website.
Most of the photographs of machinery clearly haven't been taken in the UK and, as an example, here's one.
http://www.pej-machinery.com/product.php?id=141
Here is the Czechoslovakian version. Only someone who has never visited the UK would believe this photo was taken in the UK.
http://zemedelska-technika.tiptrucker.cz/traktor/traktor-kubota-59-2009-s-celnim-nakladacem-prodej
I don't know whether or not the Czech version is genuine, but I know for certain that the website pretending to represent a UK company is a fraud and that the advert is a scam.
There is also something on the website that no UK company would ever do, and that clearly shows that the website has been built by someone based in mainland Europe. I won't mention what it is, as we don't coach fraudsters how to improve their work, but any time it's seen on a website pretending to be British you will know immediately that it's a fraud without further research.
http://www.pej-machinery.com/index.php
P JAMES LTD
Office: Pontrilas, Hereford, HR2 0EH, United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0) 198 156 8096
Fax: +44 (0) 872 352 2062
Email: [email protected]
pej-machinery.com
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About Us
PEJ-machinery.com is the trading name of P JAMES LTD registered in United Kingdom since 2000.
Our expertise, is buying, selling, servicing, and renting new/used heavy equipment, beside our main activity we operate a cost effective delivery service for heavy equipment available in UK and Europe.
The company with the name P James Ltd recorded at Companies House (the official UK register of incorporated companies) is located in Bedfordshire, was formed in 2010, is not recorded as being involved in the business of selling machinery and there is a proposal for it to be struck off.
The address quoted on the website is actually that of a farm run by someone of the same name who is not associated with the website.
Most of the photographs of machinery clearly haven't been taken in the UK and, as an example, here's one.
http://www.pej-machinery.com/product.php?id=141
Kubota 59 - 2009
Price: 4300,-EUR
Here is the Czechoslovakian version. Only someone who has never visited the UK would believe this photo was taken in the UK.
http://zemedelska-technika.tiptrucker.cz/traktor/traktor-kubota-59-2009-s-celnim-nakladacem-prodej
Traktor Kubota 59 – 2009 s ?elním naklada?em – prodej • zem?d?lská technika, zem?d?lské traktory
Cena: 111 560 K?
I don't know whether or not the Czech version is genuine, but I know for certain that the website pretending to represent a UK company is a fraud and that the advert is a scam.
There is also something on the website that no UK company would ever do, and that clearly shows that the website has been built by someone based in mainland Europe. I won't mention what it is, as we don't coach fraudsters how to improve their work, but any time it's seen on a website pretending to be British you will know immediately that it's a fraud without further research.
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