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21 October 2012, 09:35 AM | #1 |
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Im a little nervous
Ive had my DateJust for sale here in the classifieds for a few weeks now and had a few PMs about it but nothing substantial. I though Id put it on eBay tonight and within 2 mins of me listing it and 4 views later it sold for more money than I had it listed here for.
Im a little nervous though because the buyer has been a member on eBay as of August 2, 2012 (not that a scammer cant hack an account with history) and after doing a search on his user name hes bid on and has won over $80K worth of Rolexes (DateJust / DateJust II, GMTs, Daytonas & Subs), a $22K Patek Philippe, $18K worth of Cartier watches and a $18K Hublot watch....thats almost $140K worth of watches purchased in a little over 2 months. Hes received some feedback from the sellers but not all. In the 31 feedback he does have all watches were are over $8K in price so I know hes paid. My question is should I be concerned. Does it sound like hes got a hold of a bunch of stolen credit cards and is going hog wild?? If he did get a hold of stolen credit cards how long would it take for the sellers on eBay to find out theyve been scammed? I know credit card companies can do charge back months later. I stated I would accept Paypal, a bank certified check, USPS money order and a bank wire transfer. I hope to GOD he doesnt use Paypal, then Im pretty much in the clear. What do yall think? |
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