[FS] Scam post example

[GDBD59]

Notice that there are no capital letters at the start of the sentences & no full stops.

 

[Jamie]

Notice that there are no capital letters at the start of the sentences & no full stops.

Not unusual here

 

[kensalriser]

I was wondering why there was no serial number but didn't get past a casual impression that something didn't seem right. The scammer's response to being busted is very funny.

 

[stony]

Pics were taken from https://www.stereonet.com/forums/topic/566009-naim-audio-nap-250-olive-series-power-amp/

 

[Sloop John B]

I am surprised that pink fish is open to these type of scams. I would have thought that most of them were automated rather than someone having to , presumably, go through a list of the websites for the hacked email address to find out what types of scam could be perpetrated on them, and then search an appropriate ad from another website and post it on PFM classifieds.

Mind you, I did see it before it was flagged and I thought to myself gosh have nap 250s reached this price with the advent of the new Naim range.

.sjb

 

[klindar]

Sadly, I reckon we may all have to think about doing 'Reverse Image Searches' as part our toolkit to reduce fraud risks...

https://scambusters.org/reverseimage.html

 

[narabdela]

I've got TinEye as a Google browser extension, but it failed to match either of those images of the Naim. Looks as if I'll have to try another image search option.