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Safety Tips

Follow these guidelines to protect yourself when buying or selling on Biekar.

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Important: Biekar never asks for any payment or deposit through the platform. If someone claiming to be from Biekar asks for money — it's a scam. Report it immediately.
Tips for Buyers
1
Always Meet in Person

Never buy a bike without physically seeing it first. Arrange to meet the seller in a safe, public place — preferably during daytime hours.

2
Verify All Documents

Check the Registration Book (R-Book), ensure the engine and chassis numbers match, verify the seller's CNIC matches the ownership record, and confirm no outstanding dues or stolen vehicle report.

3
Take a Test Ride

Always test ride the bike before paying. Listen for unusual sounds, check brakes, lights, gears, and general mechanical condition.

4
Get a Mechanic's Opinion

For used bikes, bring a trusted mechanic to inspect the bike before purchase. The small cost of inspection can save you from expensive repairs later.

5
Never Pay in Advance

Do not pay any advance or deposit to "hold" a bike without seeing it in person first. This is a common scam tactic.

6
Verify Seller Identity

Ask the seller for their CNIC and verify it matches the ownership documents. Be cautious if the seller refuses to show identification.

Tips for Sellers
1
Meet in a Safe Location

Arrange meetings in public places during daylight. Avoid inviting strangers to your home or meeting in isolated areas.

2
Verify Payment Before Transferring

Accept cash and count it before signing over documents. If accepting a bank transfer, wait for the funds to clear and confirm with your bank before handing over the bike.

3
Don't Share Personal Information Early

Be cautious about sharing your home address, CNIC details, or bank account number with buyers before a genuine transaction begins.

4
Keep Copies of All Documents

Before the sale, photocopy or photograph all documents. Create a written sale agreement signed by both parties.

Red Flags to Watch
  • Price is significantly below market value
  • Seller refuses to meet in person
  • Seller asks for payment before showing the bike
  • Documents look altered or mismatched
  • Seller is in a rush to close the deal
  • Engine/chassis numbers don't match R-Book
  • Seller can't answer basic questions about the bike
Report a Problem

If you encounter a suspicious listing, fraud attempt, or unsafe behavior, please report it to us immediately.

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