Levi Family Jewelers out of San Diego: Annoying unethical spam listings and rude ppl

[OceanMagic]

As some of you are know, there is a business out of San Diego selling over priced Rolex and other products. If you are shopping at all on your local craigslist you have no doubt seen the obscene amount of spam listings for the same overpriced watches over, and over.

If every seller did what they were doing just imagine the implications. Even if you're not selling its still really annoying to have 40 to 60% of the ads for the same three watches while browsing.

I am calling you out Levi Family Jewelers; your advertising strategy is annoying, unprofessional, unethical and probably against craigslist terms of service. You're rude too. Gonna see sure to it that other people realize that.

They spam every major city in America, 24/7 from San Diego east to west.

If you agree with me please call them at 619-431-5277 and let them know how unprofessional they are. You can also spread the word and make sure that if someone is in the market for jewelry or a watch to spend their money somewhere else; especially reliable sellers on this forum.


*full disclosure*

I currently have nothing for sale on any site. I am just annoyed every day when I want to browse my local listings and they're spamming my city hundreds of miles away. I believe this is annoying at best and unethical/against TOS at worst.

[330ci]

While I agree this is annoying in practice. This thread doxxing them is equally in poor taste and also against the rules.

If I were you’d I’d just delete this thread before it goes down a road you don’t want it too lol

[OceanMagic]

Originally Posted by 330ci

While I agree this is annoying in practice. This thread doxxing them is equally in poor taste and also against the rules.

If I were you’d I’d just delete this thread before it goes down a road you don’t want it too lol

Its not a dox it's a publicly listed number. I don't care where the thread goes or what people think about it. If mods wanna delete go ahead no love lost.

[austinp]

Too many words


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[Fleetlord]

Huh?

[VintageVagabound]

For what it’s worth I would avoid shopping for a Rolex on Craigslist. The days of incredible scores and family members unknowingly listing Grandpa’s vintage Daytona for $3000 are gone. You’re more likely to get robbed at gunpoint during a FTF.