Clear labels for dealers and private sellers, so you know who you are contacting.
Trust labels
Every advert shows whether it is from a Verified dealer,
a Registered dealer, or a
Private seller.
Badges link here so the meaning stays consistent across the site.
Verified dealer
A dealership we have reviewed and approved for the Verified badge.
What we check
Business details match the trading name on the dealer profile
Contact phone and email are reachable for buyer enquiries
Stock is published through an authorised dealer account (manual, CSV or stock sync)
New, edited and feed-synced adverts are screened for obvious quality problems; blocking issues are taken down until reviewed
Registered dealer
A dealership with an active dealer account that has not completed verification yet.
What we check
Dealer account created and email confirmed
Business profile page is live
Can list vans and receive enquiries
Private seller
An individual selling their own van, not a motor trader.
What we check
Account email confirmed before publishing
Private adverts pass automated quality checks before they go live, and are reviewed by our team first when review-first is enabled
No dealer badge is shown on the advert
What Verified does not mean
A Verified badge is not a guarantee of the van’s mechanical condition, MOT status or title history.
Always inspect the van, paperwork and V5C before you pay. We review dealer accounts for the Verified badge.
Adverts are screened by automated checks when they are created, edited or synced from a dealer feed, and
existing stock is re-scanned periodically; adverts with obvious problems (such as off-topic spam, links or
missing photos) are taken down until reviewed. Automated checks only catch obvious problems, not every
issue, so buyers still need to do their own due diligence.
What “Stock confirmed” means
Dealers who connect a stock feed send us their current inventory automatically. When a van appears in the
dealer’s latest successful feed update, we show when that happened, for example “Stock confirmed today” or
“Updated 20 mins ago”. It means the dealer’s stock feed confirmed the van was still being advertised
within the last 72 hours at most. It is not a guarantee
the van is unsold, so call or message the dealer before you travel.
Private seller adverts show when they were listed instead (for example “Listed 3 days ago”), because
they are not updated by a stock feed.
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