Scams abound

There’s a scammer posting an ad for a Lumin T2 presently.

As far as I can tell, it first landed here on Saturday. Listed for $1500, about half the usual asking price, photos taken from an eBay ad of the same unit listed for over $3000.

The add went down for a while then reappeared yesterday (Sunday 27 March) and is still listed as of today, Monday.

OTOH, I see prices that are so high as to be ridiculous. Someone had Maggie 1.6 for more than they cost new 12 years ago.

I think I'm pretty good at spotting scams but it is good to know what level of scam activity is ongoing.  Thanks for the warning. --Jerry

I'm very good at spotting scams, very tech saavy.  The volume of scammers seems to have increased over the past few months.  You MUST do your due diligence or there is a good chance you're gonna get screwed.  Ask as many questions as reasonable, get phone numbers to discuss, etc.  Check references.  

I'm selling a pair of speakers now and just for kicks I put them on my local craiglist yesterday.  Within 10 minutes I had two scammers - both well worded messages to me.  I asked for phone numbers of both, for a quick chat, and neither responded again.  

More than ever - be careful out there!  If you're not comfortable, don't do it.  

Would buy 0 from a 0 feedback person.