Hard-pressed drivers facing expensive petrol costs and car insurance premiums that have risen to record highs, could be tempted into unscrupulous adverts offering cover for a much lower price, research has found. Fake brokers are popping up in their droves, advertising in shops, local newspapers and on websites, such as Gumtree, luring drivers – especially youngsters quoted high prices – in with deals which seemingly undercut genuine insurance firms and will save drivers money. One suspicious advert on Gumtree offers bold claims about potential massive savings on insurance with an invite to call Dave on a mobile telephone number...Read more here--: Warning as ghost brokers sell worthless car insurance | This is Money