Nicked! The retired couple who 'sold £1m of bogus MOTs from their villa in Portugal'
Seamus and Paula Montgomery allegedly posted certificates to owners without their vehicles ever going through the mandatory tests.
They are suspected of issuing at least 1,000 MOT documents a year, charging around £200 a time."
Police believe the scam has been running for at least five years, potentially producing a £1million profit.
The certificates are thought to be from a genuine batch and may have been stolen.
A Mail investigation found evidence to suggest that Montgomery, 67, and his wife, who is 60, were advertising ‘genuine’ MOT certificates from their £200,000 home in Portugal.
All customers appear to have been fully aware that their vehicles would not pass the inspection test – and could now themselves face police action.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1343198/Nicked-The-retired-couple-sold-1m-bogus-MOTs-Essex-caravan-villa-Portugal.html#ixzz1BTPxL3AG
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