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Boatsite is a UK website for buying and selling used boats. Owners list narrowboats, motor boats, sailing boats, RIBs, kayaks, canoes, paddleboards and jet skis, and buyers contact them directly to arrange a viewing. Listing is free. Every message sent through the site is checked for signs of a scam, such as a request to pay before you collect or a link that hides where it goes. If a message shows one, you see a warning with it. The HIN decoder is free to use. Type in the hull identification number from the transom and it shows the maker's code, the serial number, when the boat was built and its model year. Buyers pay the seller directly. Boatsite never holds your money. If something goes wrong with a listing or a seller, email support@boatsite.co.uk and a person will reply.
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- support@boatsite.co.uk
- boatsite.co.uk
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