The Safe Buyer Scheme was developed and is managed by BE Consultancy Ltd.
BE Consultancy has a long professional track record in the legal, conveyancing, property and software sectors. Our people work alongside conveyancers, mortgage lenders and insurance providers to create solutions that will make conveyancing safer, easier and more efficient. Fraudsters are becoming increasingly devious and are finding more deceptive ways to intercept and steal money, and are able to remain undetectable until the crime has been committed. With latest crime statistics showing that over £90,000 is being stolen in conveyancing transactions every other day through buyer deposit redirection fraud, buying a property has never been riskier.
The Safe Buyer Scheme’s products are designed with conveyancers and their clients in mind, to combat the risks that are associated with transferring funds during property transactions. Our fraud checks detect fraudulent activity that may interrupt the flow of money between the buyer, the conveyancers and the seller before money is stolen.
In addition to fraud checks, Safe Buyer Insurance has also now been launched to provide extra protection. Safe Buyer Insurance is a tailor made insurance policy which has been shaped to solve fraud liability issues in the best way possible for conveyancers and their PI providers, by protecting the buyer and their lender from financial loss.
For more information on how the Safe Buyer Scheme is able to help your firm combat fraud, contact the team now via enquiries@safebuyerscheme.co.uk or on 0203 598 0141
Contact: Safe Buyer Scheme
Tel: 0203 598 0141
Email: enquiries@safebuyerscheme.co.uk
Address
114-116 Main Road,
Sidcup,
DA14 6NG
Property Professionals have been boosted by the support of the charity Crimestoppers who are working with estate agents and financial advisers, as well as conveyancers, in a cross-industry initiative to prevent buyer’s deposits being stolen
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