Police warn of rogue traders operating in Cornwall
Rogue traders are operating in Cornwall according to police.
The "dubious salesmen" are selling chainsaws from the back of a van at various locations around the county.
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Police are warning of rogue traders in Cornwall
Police said they had serious concerns regarding whether the goods sold were genuine.
Inspector Mark Richards from Truro Police said: "We have a group of dubious salesmen with Irish accents who are selling generators and chainsaws from the back of a van.
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"We do have serious concerns regarding the reliability of the goods.
"If something seems too good to be true then it probably is too good to be true."
Inspector Richards said the men had been seen most recently in Falmouth and Fowey and were expected to continue to be on the move.
He said they were using a white Citroen van with the registration KR61 JXO.
3 Comments
by Twixter
Saturday, January 26 2013, 12:58AM
“@ Adeles: So this random collection of words (nothing to do with chainsaw sellers) means what exactly? Didn't get any clearer the second time around either...”
by Adeles
Wednesday, January 23 2013, 4:41PM
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by Adeles
Wednesday, January 23 2013, 4:40PM
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