Report an Advert
Seen an advert that looks suspicious, misleading, incorrect or potentially fraudulent?
Tell us what you've noticed so the listing can be reviewed.
Do Not Send Money If You Are Suspicious
Reporting an advert to us does not guarantee that money can be recovered. If you have concerns before paying, stop the transaction and carry out further checks first.
Why Might You Report an Advert?
Reports are useful for more than suspected fraud.
What We Need From You
The more clearly you identify the listing and explain the problem, the easier it is for us to review it.
Simple Report Format
When contacting us about a listing, send the following information.
What Happens After an Advert Is Reported?
A Report Is Not Proof of Wrongdoing
Marketplace adverts can be reported for many reasons. Receiving a report does not automatically mean that an advertiser has acted fraudulently or broken our rules.
We will consider reports reasonably and may request further information before deciding whether action is appropriate.
Have You Already Lost Money?
If you believe you have sent money to a fraudster, contact your bank or payment provider as quickly as possible.
Reporting an advert to TouringCaravansForSale.co.uk does not replace reporting suspected fraud to the appropriate police or national fraud-reporting service.
Marketplace Safety
Reporting FAQs
Will an advert automatically be removed if I report it?
No. Reports are reviewed and the appropriate action depends on the circumstances and information available.
Can I report an advert that is simply incorrect?
Yes. Reports can cover incorrect information, sold items, copied content, suspicious activity and other genuine concerns.
Can you recover money I have paid to a seller?
No. TouringCaravansForSale.co.uk is an advertising marketplace and does not normally process the purchase transaction. Contact your bank or payment provider promptly if you believe money has been sent fraudulently.
Will the seller know who reported them?
We do not need to disclose a reporter's identity simply because an advert is being reviewed, although information may need to be handled differently where required by law or by a formal investigation.