Andrew Brown has been at the centre of numerous scams, defrauding individuals across industries and markets. This blog sheds light on his fraudulent activities, shady ventures, and the financial havoc he has caused, aiming to raise awareness and prevent others from falling victim.
Andrew Brown, born on October 25, 1979, is a prolific scammer with a well-documented history of deceit. Of mixed Nigerian and British descent, Andrew took his mother's last name, moved to England at the age of 18 from Nigeria and quickly developed a reputation for scams aimed at financing his pretentious, fast-paced lifestyle. He is currently reported to be residing and operating in Chelsea, London despite not having a known registered address.
Currently operating under the guise of a supercar hire business named Classic Parade, Andrew Brown has duped countless customers into paying deposits for vehicles that don’t exist. Online forums are littered with accounts of his fraudulent dealings, revealing a scam operation he has kept running for years. His fraudulent practices are likened to those of a drug dealer maintaining a flashy façade—renting luxury cars, wearing high-end clothing, and living a life funded entirely through deception.
Andrew Brown’s deceit is not limited to his fake car hire business. Over the years, he has orchestrated several scams in various industries:
Andrew Brown adopted the alias "Doctor Troller," attempting to mimic the antics of the once-popular YouTube channel TrollStation. TrollStation was infamous for viral prank stunts until several members were arrested. Andrew’s connection with the channel’s founder, Digi Dan, inspired him to stage similar stunts in his relentless pursuit of fame.
Despite these efforts—fake giveaways, drag racing borrowed cars on Carwow, publishing fake articles claiming a net worth of £200 million, and purchasing Instagram followers—Andrew remains a failure in his attempts to gain legitimacy. Ultimately, he returns to what he knows best: scamming the public.
In 2023, Andrew Brown’s financial empire began to crumble. Reports suggest that banks flagged his accounts due to suspicious transactions and customer complaints, leading to frozen accounts. With over £75,000 in outstanding county court judgments (CCJs) from defrauded Classic Parade customers, Andrew evades accountability by avoiding registered addresses for bailiffs to visit.
Once able to fund a lavish lifestyle, Andrew now appears to scam simply to survive. His poor financial literacy and reckless spending exacerbate his troubles, leaving a trail of financial ruin in his wake.
Despite numerous complaints filed with Action Fraud and other authorities, Andrew Brown remains at large. His victims, including myself, are left financially and emotionally hurt, with little action from law enforcement.
This article serves as a resource for those impacted by Andrew Brown’s scams and as a call to action for authorities to intervene. Through collaboration with other victims and extensive investigation, I have compiled substantial evidence to expose his fraudulent activities. Together, we are working tirelessly to ensure Andrew Brown faces justice.
Contact us at: exposingclassicparade@proton.me if you have any information or if you are law enforcement/authorities and require our cooperation.
Classic Parade, a purported luxury car rental service, has been exposed as a fraudulent operation that has scammed countless unsuspecting customers. From fabricated five-star reviews to widespread customer complaints of stolen deposits, the evidence paints a clear picture of deceit. Below, we dissect the key points that reveal how Classic Parade operates as a scam.
Let’s begin with the most telling sign: the overwhelming negative reviews. A quick search of Classic Parade on Google reveals countless 1-star reviews where customers share a consistent story. Deposits are taken after bookings, only for Andrew Brown—the individual behind Classic Parade—to provide template excuses for non-delivery of vehicles. These excuses range from mechanical issues to “banking system problems,” but the outcome is always the same: refunds are indefinitely delayed or never processed.
Many victims are strung along for years, holding on to false hope of recovering their deposits. Alarmingly, it appears that only a very tiny group who Andrew perceives as potentially “threatening” or legally problematic receive refunds. The overwhelming majority are left with nothing, highlighting a calculated scam that preys on the trust of unsuspecting customers.
While negative reviews expose the scam, the abundance of similarly sounding five-star reviews raises even more suspicion. These reviews are, in fact, FAKE. A former acquaintance of Andrew has provided evidence that he offers cash payments, ranging from £10 to £50 to people in exchange for positive reviews, which he supervises and directs (hence why many sound similar).
Further scrutiny of these reviews shows a pattern: many are left by new accounts with no review history, and none include photos of the luxury cars supposedly rented. That is unbelievable! There is no 'thumbs up' on any of the so called 5 star reviews, yet all the negative ones calling out the scam have plenty of upvotes. The absence of common issues like mechanical faults or delayed delivery (typical complaints for legitimate rental services, as no service will ever be perfect) is telling. Instead, the negative reviews uniformly claim stolen deposits and fraudulent practices.
Andrew frequently contests negative reviews, falsely claiming competitors are targeting Classic Parade. Shockingly, platforms like Google and Trustpilot have removed critical reviews at his request, allowing this scam to persist. However, Trustpilot has recently flagged Classic Parade with a warning for containing fake reviews—a step in the right direction I suppose. It's evident that Andrew Brown uses
Search for Classic Parade online, and you’ll find forum posts and threads warning potential victims about its fraudulent nature. A Reddit thread asking if Classic Parade is legit quickly unravels the truth. Users highlight suspicious practices like having absurdly below-market deposit fees and claims of offering cars that aren’t even in production, insane red flags once pointed out.
Interestingly, Andrew (or one of his accomplices) is caught creating new Reddit accounts to counteract these negative posts, further exposing the lengths he goes to in order to protect his scam.
The same pattern is evident on complaints boards, where countless posts describe Andrew’s formulaic scam: take deposits, delay refunds indefinitely, and deny all accusations. His responses typically claim reviews are fake or that customers don’t exist in his system, an implausible explanation that insults the intelligence of those he has defrauded.
At first glance, Andrew Brown projects an image of success, wealth, and charm. However, this polished exterior hides a deeply flawed individual obsessed with self-promotion and control. Those who have interacted with him describe him as pretentious, arrogant, and entirely self-serving. His narcissistic tendencies drive him to exploit others to maintain a façade of success, regardless of the harm it causes to those around him.
Andrew Brown’s abusive tendencies extend to both his personal and financial dealings. He is known for fostering fake relationships, using an illusion of wealth and success to extract resources from those who perceive him as influential. His past acquaintances describe him as someone who will destroy lives to keep himself afloat financially. Andrew reportedly has three children, two of whom are young and with whom he is described as reluctant to engage. One of the mothers of his children holds a restraining order against him, alleging verbal and physical domestic abuse. As a result, Andrew is legally barred from seeing this child for several years.
In one particularly egregious incident, Andrew coerced an acquaintance into becoming the public face of one of his cryptocurrency scams. Despite knowing the individual had a heart condition and severe anxiety, Andrew used threats to pressure him into compliance. The victim’s identity was subsequently published online, causing significant distress and reputational damage. Andrew’s victims are numerous and varied, with many choosing to remain anonymous out of fear of retaliation. However, some have indicated they would cooperate with media investigations into Andrew’s fraudulent schemes. The trail of harm he has left behind paints a picture of a man who thrives on manipulation and deceit.
Andrew Brown’s mental stability warrants serious scrutiny. His behaviour suggests a deep disconnection from reality and an inability to grasp the consequences of his actions.Andrew’s attempts at self-promotion have included bizarre stunts and publications designed to bolster his image. On his Instagram page, under the pseudonym “Doctor Troller,” he has published skits that are often overly sexual and degrading to women. These skits, described as desperate attempts to achieve viral fame, reflect a troubling lack of judgment and respect for others.Additionally, Andrew has paid for articles in reputable publications like Yahoo Finance, falsely claiming a net worth of £200 million and boasting about his success in cryptocurrency and NFTs. These claims are easily debunked, further illustrating his need to fabricate a persona of success.
Andrew Brown has rightfully earned the moniker of the “Chelsea Scammer.” His scams range from cryptocurrency fraud to fake art galleries, leaving a trail of financial and emotional devastation in his wake. His actions have not only ruined lives but also brought his own moral and mental state into question.
Andrew Brown’s fraudulent activities are not a solo venture; they rely on a network of individuals and businesses to execute and sustain his schemes. Below, we break down the key players, their roles, and how they contribute to Brown’s operations.
Andrew Brown is described as lacking technical expertise, relying heavily on others to build and maintain the infrastructure necessary for his scams. While several names were shared during investigations, only one can be verified with direct evidence. To avoid implicating others without proof, we’ll focus on their roles:
These individuals form the backbone of Andrew Brown’s operations, providing the skills he lacks to execute his schemes.
One individual tied to Brown’s network is Dave Carlson, who was tasked with maintaining the Classic Parade website. His involvement was exposed through correspondence with a third-party investigator who demanded the site be taken down.
Initially, the site was removed but reappeared days later. After another formal request, it was taken down permanently within an hour. Carlson later claimed through email that he was no longer involved due to lack of payment from Brown, despite evidence and testimony suggesting he was fully aware of the fraudulent nature of Classic Parade.
Authorities could easily verify Carlson’s complicity by reviewing his communications with Brown, solidifying his role in facilitating these scams.
Andrew Brown frequently changes vehicles, a tactic that helps him maintain the facade of wealth and success while avoiding detection.
Brown has also been linked to Joe Macari Performance Cars, where he has access to their showrooms. Evidence suggests he uses their luxury cars in photos and videos to bolster his false image of affluence, such as appearing with a LaFerrari in a Carwow YouTube episode and McLaren in promotional content.
Maya Murad, who is the mother of Andrew Brown’s recent child, frequently appears in his social media and promotional content. While it is unclear if she is actively complicit in his scams, she is often seen helping him to promote them and records indicate that she and Brown have cohabitated in the Chelsea area for an extended period.
Her involvement, whether intentional or inadvertent, may play a role in supporting his operations. Evidence of her presence in his videos and Instagram posts raises questions about her awareness of Brown’s fraudulent activities.
This blog stands as a collective effort of individuals united in their pursuit of justice. A heartfelt thank you goes to @TheJusticeParade on Instagram and countless others who have tirelessly helped gather crucial information about Andrew Brown’s fraudulent activities. While some remain unnamed for now, many are prepared to come forward with evidence to aid police investigations and media inquiries. Their bravery and cooperation have been instrumental in building this case.
The system works best when we stand together, and this blog wouldn’t exist without the courageous people who provided vital resources, evidence, and support. This collective effort has sparked an ongoing Action Fraud case with 10 participants so far, and the number continues to grow.
We are determined to bring Andrew Brown to justice and have already begun reaching out to news outlets and law enforcement. Evidence collected through this blog and from victims is being submitted to the police to strengthen the case against him. By compiling an evidence bank, we aim to ensure that Andrew Brown is held accountable for his actions.
Reports indicate a history of fraud, manipulation, and exploitation that have harmed numerous individuals. These cases range from financial scams to threats and reputational damage. It’s critical that victims continue to share their experiences to help prosecutors build a strong case.
If you have evidence, questions, or wish to join the fight against Andrew Brown, we encourage you to reach out. Whether you’ve been directly affected or know someone who has, your contribution can make a difference.
Use the Contact Us button in the top right corner of this blog to submit any relevant details. Every piece of information, no matter how small, can help us uncover the truth and achieve justice. Our email address is: exposingclassicparade@proton.me
This effort isn’t just about holding Andrew Brown accountable—it’s about creating a safer environment where scammers can’t exploit others without consequences. By working together, sharing our stories, and supporting each other, we can ensure that justice prevails.
If you’re a victim, know you’re not alone. We are here to support you and ensure your voice is heard. Let’s bring this chapter of deceit and fraud to a close and protect others from falling prey to similar schemes.
Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this cause. Together, we will see justice served.
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