Yesterday I made a deal with
stainlineho
for his 9mm ammo. He's local to me and through PMs we set everything up without any issues. Some time over night, I get a random email to a Gmail account I use for odds and Ins.
This SCAMMER was circling around looking for people actively involved in deals and attempted to jump in mid stream to get their venom/cashapp juiced up.
First, they say they are communicating through text but they sent an email. Second, they used an incorrect name from the true buyer. Third, stainlineho and I had already had ironed out all the details.
This jumping in MID STREAM is new to me on ODT but I'm hoping by bringing this to the attention of others it'll help someone from getting scammed by these ruthless cyber punks.
My advice; Use PMs so that it's documented through the site to firmly set up the transaction as dictated in the rules of the page and then get a cell number with name to communicate current arrival times on the day of the meet up and for communicating timely prudent info. Keep personal info OUT OF THE PUBLIC POST AIR.
Hope this helps someone!!!
P.S. We avoided the scammer and the deal was another ODT success!
This SCAMMER was circling around looking for people actively involved in deals and attempted to jump in mid stream to get their venom/cashapp juiced up.
First, they say they are communicating through text but they sent an email. Second, they used an incorrect name from the true buyer. Third, stainlineho and I had already had ironed out all the details.
This jumping in MID STREAM is new to me on ODT but I'm hoping by bringing this to the attention of others it'll help someone from getting scammed by these ruthless cyber punks.
My advice; Use PMs so that it's documented through the site to firmly set up the transaction as dictated in the rules of the page and then get a cell number with name to communicate current arrival times on the day of the meet up and for communicating timely prudent info. Keep personal info OUT OF THE PUBLIC POST AIR.
Hope this helps someone!!!
P.S. We avoided the scammer and the deal was another ODT success!