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,
How to not get scammed on Swap Meet
- Thread starter lllonghorn
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I have bought and sold here. Get a email and cell number. That along with account history should tell you a lot.
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.
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.
I have had no problem with buying tickets here. I usually require an email confirmation and take it off the board before sending money.
Ask for seller to send u proof that he has possession of the ticket? I'm a season ticket holder and sell tickets on here to the games that I can't attend. Always have sellers show u proof of the tickets that they're selling. For example, a receipt of the season tickets that they bought from the Athletic Ticket Office.
Being contacted through DM and/or a number/email posted by the seller is reliable. Someone texting you saying that they are responding to your post needs a little further confirmation.
I have been nervous myself and have asked the seller to get on a quick video call. That have always obliged and it gave me the confidence to move forward.
I have been nervous myself and have asked the seller to get on a quick video call. That have always obliged and it gave me the confidence to move forward.
I’ve bought and sold on here multiple times, and the first thing I do is look at when they joined OB and posting history, if I don’t know them as regular posters. There are some people on the boards that know me or who have bought tickets from me in the past so I can direct people to those individuals if there is a question to verifying my ability to send tickets.
