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uyu906 04-30-2023 05:33 PM

Seller verification
 
Anybody make any deals with - Frank Moore <moorefrank667@gmail.com>?
He sent me an email offering to sell me something I am looking for - but I cannot verify him.

Thanks!

Casey2296 04-30-2023 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by uyu906 (Post 2336202)
Anybody make any deals with - Frank Moore <moorefrank667@gmail.com>?
He sent me an email offering to sell me something I am looking for - but I cannot verify him.

Thanks!

Is he a member here? Pm Leon.

uyu906 04-30-2023 05:38 PM

He claims he is not a member here. But he saw my wanted ad.

Leon 04-30-2023 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by uyu906 (Post 2336202)
Anybody make any deals with - Frank Moore <moorefrank667@gmail.com>?
He sent me an email offering to sell me something I am looking for - but I cannot verify him.

Thanks!

ALways ask for a Net54baseball ID and check it. That will weed out a good percentage of the scammers. And please, as mentioned, PM me to help verify members.

and a card not associated with anything...

Casey2296 04-30-2023 05:43 PM

The look on Goslins face says it all, "why deal with anybody whose not a member of Net54?".

jimq16415 04-30-2023 05:59 PM

Whatever you do, if you do deal with him, make sure you use paypal g&s with a credit card. Protect yourself.

Also a picture of the card on today's paper with the date showing might not hurt.

BioCRN 04-30-2023 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by jimq16415 (Post 2336214)
Also a picture of the card on today's paper with the date showing might not hurt.

The amount of offers I've received from days/weeks old accounts that give me a photo from one of the first few Google image results is pretty much 100%.

Bcwcardz 04-30-2023 07:35 PM

Sent an email. Common denominator to every scammer last few months on here. If Leon or a long time member can’t verify him , forget it. Remember people have been impersonating members also. I rarely deal outside net54 message systems especially a first time deal.


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Peter_Spaeth 04-30-2023 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by uyu906 (Post 2336206)
He claims he is not a member here. But he saw my wanted ad.

I think you need an ID to see the BST?

BobbyStrawberry 05-01-2023 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by BioCRN (Post 2336215)
The amount of offers I've received from days/weeks old accounts that give me a photo from one of the first few Google image results is pretty much 100%.

Yikes

Leon 05-05-2023 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth (Post 2336259)
I think you need an ID to see the BST?

+1. Only members with an id can see the BST areas. Sometimes, they are already banned. That means they contacted you outside of the system after they were caught.
IF you see a person has 50+ posts and/or they have been on here for years, they aren't a scammer. They, or anyone, can always do a bad deal but they aren't a new scammer/troll.

And a card from the BST, it's a great place to trade! Keep being careful!!

uyu906 05-05-2023 08:27 AM

no deal
 
Thanks for the responses. I walked away from the deal - too many red flags.

Rich

Jay Wolt 05-05-2023 09:47 AM

Rich since you placed the "wanted" ad
anyone responding should send you the card(s) prior to your payment.

hcv123 05-05-2023 01:49 PM

uh.....no.
 
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Originally Posted by Jay Wolt (Post 2337543)
Rich since you placed the "wanted" ad
anyone responding should send you the card(s) prior to your payment.

Unless I misunderstood something, that is not standard practice.

Rhotchkiss 05-05-2023 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by hcv123 (Post 2337615)
Unless I misunderstood something, that is not standard practice.

Agreed 100%. Unless I know you well and have done prior deals with you, there is zero chance in hell I will send a card before i receive payment (and the payment clears), even if the sale is the result of my answering a WTB post

Jay Wolt 05-05-2023 04:24 PM

Ryan that's how I've always done it.
If a seller posts an ad here or in a trade paper selling cards, I always pay 1st.
If I'm the seller or I put a want ad for what I need, they send it 1st.
Guess I'm in the minority

Peter_Spaeth 05-05-2023 04:31 PM

I'm not sure why putting a wanted ad would change the usual practice of the seller waiting to be paid. That said, like others, if I know someone I won't wait for payment before shipping.

Rhotchkiss 05-05-2023 05:17 PM

Wow Jay, that’s awesome. I have never heard if that or even thought to ask. As with basically everything in life (at least goods), I always thought payment first.

Well, for everyone on this board, if I sell you a card, I will expect to be paid before I send it! :)

Leon 05-07-2023 06:07 AM

That is definitely the general rule, but if I have known someone well for years, I ship without getting payment yet.

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Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss (Post 2337671)
Wow Jay, that’s awesome. I have never heard if that or even thought to ask. As with basically everything in life (at least goods), I always thought payment first.

Well, for everyone on this board, if I sell you a card, I will expect to be paid before I send it! :)


uyu906 05-07-2023 09:15 AM

send before payment
 
I think that was more prevalent decades ago - at least I know it was with me. Oftentimes people would send cards to a buyer for inspection and approval before payment was expected. At least that was my experience in the 1980s.

Rich

brianp-beme 05-07-2023 09:36 AM

Evidently I have been doing this in the wrong way for years. I have been sending cards to unsuspecting recipients, and I then demand payment upon delivery.

In light in this development, from now on I think I will flip the script. I will send a randomly generated amount money to a member of my choosing and require them to send me cards of an equivalent, or ideally, greater value, to fulfill their obligation.

Brian

Bartholomew_Bump_Bailey 05-07-2023 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by brianp-beme (Post 2338097)
Evidently I have been doing this in the wrong way for years. I have been sending cards to unsuspecting recipients, and I then demand payment upon delivery.

In light in this development, from now on I think I will flip the script. I will send a randomly generated amount money to a member of my choosing and require them to send me cards of an equivalent, or ideally, greater value, to fulfill their obligation.

Brian

This gave me a chuckle and conjured up memories of this gentleman.....

uyu906 05-07-2023 12:13 PM

Wimpy!!


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