Mann pays 500,000 US dollars for luxury car that he never received -after the GPS tracking was switched off, he found the vehicle on TikTok

A car dealer who spent 500,000 US dollars for a luxury roll -royce was shocked when he was almost 2,000 miles away -in Mexico.

The man based in Georgia was disappeared by Sleuth after the bizarre and claims that he had discovered it in the social media videos of a famous singer.

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Travis Payne still doesn't have his exotic car for months after he has paid for itCredit: WSVN

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The super sports car was said to be seen in the social media post of a Mexican singerCredit: WSVN

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Luis Conriquez was supposedly discovered in the roles – but the singer reports to believe that it was stolenCredit: WSVN

Travis Payne, the head of Auto Barn LLC, had prompted to deliver the 2020 Rolls Royce Cullinan from Arizona to his house in Atlanta.

But the exotic vehicle never arrived, he claimed to foxes WSVN.

In addition, he was shocked when he discovered social media pictures and clips after months of searching, which reports reported his missing rolls.

Payne claimed that his missing vehicle was enjoyed by the Mexican singer Luis Conriquez.

The musician was not accused of committing a crime.

The famous singer also refuses to believe that it was stolen, the Daily Mail reported.

Payne said he believed that thieves organized the delivery of the special edition Rolls-Royce to be redirected to Mexico.

He believes that his SUV is currently being driven in Guadalajara, Mexico.

There were repeated efforts to return the car.

“This is a 500,000 dollar car, brand new,” he said.

Payne also said that he is a victim of Central Dispatch Double Brokering fraud.

This includes a fraudulent broker who pretends to be a legitimate freight broker or carrier.

These fraudsters then offer to arrange shipping services for a customer at a reduced price, according to the licensed independent CPA company Grant Thornton.

The company added: “The fraudulent broker then awarded the job to another airline or broker.”

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This usually happens “without the customer's knowledge” and the fraudst “the difference between the rate he calculated to the customer and the tariff that he paid to the subcontractor.

“Essentially, the broker acts as a middle man and sells the shipment to two different airlines to receive more money than he can deliver to the difference as a profit.”

Payne said, “You take the information, you register under another company.”

Other color

He said that the roles initially had GPS persecution, but this was deactivated within 12 minutes after leaving the dealer in Arizona.

Payne also claimed that the SUV was originally diverted from Arizona to Los Angeles instead of Atlanta.

After he apparently had little support from the police, he turned to online forums with luxury vehicles to get help with the detection of his car.

Payne claimed that he soon received a “tip with a Tikok video”, from which someone carried out a full video -Walkaround of the car -I was able to identify it positively that this was my car.

He claimed that the roles had been wrapped in a different color.

During an interview with Vinwiki last month, he said: “At first I didn't think it was mine because it was white.

“But then I noticed that the mirrors were still black, park sensors were still black and the wheels were different, but the interior was exactly the same.”

Payne said WSVN that he had thought about a Mexican dealer.

The US sun was unable to reach Luis Conriquez for a comment.