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đźš« Anti-Scam Advisory
Stay Safe. Stay Smart. Protect Yourself from Online Fraud.
Most listings are posted by genuine and trustworthy people — which means you can do great business.
However, scammers do exist. By following a few simple rules, you can protect yourself and your money.
đź”’ Our Safety Tips
- Meet in person whenever possible — face-to-face transactions are the safest.
- Avoid anonymous payments such as Western Union, MoneyGram, or similar services.
- Do not send money or goods abroad — it’s almost impossible to recover losses.
- Never accept checks — they can be forged or bounce later.
- Verify the other party’s details (full name, address, phone number) from a reliable source.
- Keep all records — emails, chat messages, listings, and any other correspondence.
- Trust your instincts — if a deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
đźš© Common Signs of a Scam
Watch out if:
- The seller/buyer claims to be abroad or “currently traveling.”
- They refuse to meet in person.
- They insist on payment via Western Union, MoneyGram, or checks.
- Their messages are written in poor or broken language.
- Their replies look like copy-paste templates.
- The offer feels unrealistically cheap or too attractive.