How to not get scammed on Swap Meet

[lllonghorn]

Based on w few people claiming they have been scammed, what is the best way to avoid it? Suggestions? How does a typical transaction occur? thanks,

 

[oakforest horn]

I have bought and sold here. Get a email and cell number. That along with account history should tell you a lot.

 

[burnt orange jlc]

I'm wondering if we could come up with a verified sellers list and keep it pinned at the top for reference. I've seen other sites do this.

 

[PutYourHornsUp]

Knock on wood, I’ve been buying and selling off here for a decade. Never had any issue. I can usually tell if the transactions are gonna work out from the first text though. Don’t be afraid to move onto the next guy!

 

[burnt orange jlc]

Knock on wood, I’ve been buying and selling off here for a decade. Never had any issue. I can usually tell if the transactions are gonna work out from the first text though. Don’t be afraid to move onto the next guy!

I haven't had any issues either but can understand the trepidation as well.

 

[TouchdownDance]

only use Venmo or PayPal and make sure you select paying for goods before you send money. And keep what ever messages you exchange because they will ask you for them. that way you get your cash back in like 30 days.