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Originally posted by: malibber
I wont use it anymore it is haven for fraudsters. Someone else already brought up the safety issue.
Here is how that guy was trying to scam you (besides the obvious identity theft angle) as soon as you agree to hold the item for him, he would relist (using your description and pic) at a low price to get a quick sale. Generally speaking there are 2 ways this scam concludes: 1. He sends you some form of bogus payment saying he would send his “friends” over to pick the item up. You give his “friends” (his buyers) the item before you discover his payment is bad. 2. He merely closes his own deal with your furniture giving his buyers your name, and once he gets his paypal or whatever he releases your address to them so they show up at your house and accuse you of scamming them because you won't give up the furniture. You get to spend the next several fun filled hours sorting it out with the local PD.
Thanks mal,and everyone else. I was wondering what kind of angle one would be trying to get on this and that explains it a bit. I'm also finding that EXTREMELY bad english/syntax language used is a dead giveaway as well,actually quite comical.
Definitely green in hand til ladder rack leaves my house, I'd never take anything else. Thanks again everyone,i gained a little more knowledge today,i'm happy.
JOHN