A reservist soldier says he returned from reserve duty to discover he was scammed when selling his car: the vehicle remained registered in his name and he continued to receive fines. According to his account, police did not respond to his inquiries until he contacted a news outlet.
A reservist soldier shared his story on Telegram, claiming that after selling his car, the vehicle remained registered in his name and he continued to receive traffic fines. He says he contacted the police multiple times but received no response until he approached a news outlet. The authenticity of the account has not been independently verified. The Zioneer has reported on similar struggles faced by reservists, but this is a distinct allegation of a specific scam.
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