How do we report a scammer in our midst?
I posted recently and was direct messaged by someone sending me photos of gear from a listing which is on Facebook’s Foil Marketplace.
How do we report a scammer in our midst?
I posted recently and was direct messaged by someone sending me photos of gear from a listing which is on Facebook’s Foil Marketplace.
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The Facebook listing is for gear located in Europe and “richard” told me the gear is in Wisconsin.
Now I see other people calling “Richard” out for scammy posts.
How do we give him the boot?
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This guy has had enough Buy/Sell posts up here that SOMEONE should be able to vouch if he’s legit.
As always, only pay using methods with remediation, use common sense, and give this guy a video call.
I contacted the seller on Facebook. He was quite amused to see his photos caught up in a scam. He confirmed that he’s located in UK, not Wisconsin, and has no affiliation with “Richard”.
Profile pic is a thruster setup…
Richard’s BFF is a Nigerian prince
I also had an experience with Richard, who’s selling an Axis PNG 1310. The original photos he posted made it look like the wing was in great condition. But when I asked him for a few more pictures, he sent me shots of a totally different 1310 that was all scraped up. Definitely seems shady and misleading.
Total scammer who has since deleted his messages in this thread. Dude is cold busted.
Why is Richard not banned from this forum. It proven he is a scammer.
Wow. This buy/sell forum is just riddled with scammers. And if you attempt to flag something as scammy they seem to then group up and attack you.
Agree, Jeffc62 is probably a scammer trying to pretend to be good guy. He been posting on many listing even on wtb or swap listing. Very weird.
From my past experience in forum administration, it’s generally one person with multiple accounts to try to appear legitimate.
Many of the scammers have private profiles. I wouldn’t buy anything from someone who doesn’t have a public profile showing they’ve been active on the site for quite a while. One way to prevent this might be to require a certain member level and account age before selling.