What does it tell you?

It tells me l, if there's a boom, there'll always be some **** jumping on the band wagon trying to make a quick buck without actually knowing what he's doing.

As for the "photos to follow" , why waste the add by doing that

I’ve checked a van over for a couple who bought it in January.
Hard to tell them that I’m not sure if it’s worth fixing.
Some folk selling have little or no conscience, and some folk buying should seek advice.

I've seen it here. The complete heaps of dung that sellers couldn't get rid of before, until the madness kicked in.

How some of them stay together is amazing. So ma y people have lost thousands as they didn't ask a professional to check it for damp, or even a mate with a moisture metre.

Must be , now that you have used yours this weekend I suppose it will be on the market soon.
Surely must be getting near time for a change.

Have I missed something, what's he got

When i was scouting around for a campervan I knew what my budget was etc and came upon a camper advertised on a popular site. I met with the seller in the car park of a local hotel and the vehicle he had on offer ticked all the boxes...42k mls, 2007, low profile 2/3 owners. It was very clean inside. I suggested that my bursar needed to see the van also so arranged to meet him the following day. in the meantime I did a Cartel check + additional UK check that night......camper had 11 owners in the UK and 243,000 actual miles on the clock but fair play had passed 9 MOTs in its lifetime. I got a phone call from the Cartel rep the following morning wondering if I had actually bought the van. She said it was the highest mileage discrepancy their company had witnessed since going into business. I forget exactly how much the Cartel check cost me, which is an indication of how lucky i was, but it's probably the best €25+ I ever spent!!! Buyer beware.