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03-08-2021, 02:35 PM
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How to know if a website is a scam or not
This new laptop , supposedly being sold for $98
https://unrlcode.com/store/Flow-X13-...ile-p306750191
It is worth much more. They took a PayPal payment. Can dispute anytime.
How is this possible? What is life? Why is the website active if it is a scam?
How can I get more info on it?
thanks miscers, will rep,
https://unrlcode.com/store/Flow-X13-...ile-p306750191
It is worth much more. They took a PayPal payment. Can dispute anytime.
How is this possible? What is life? Why is the website active if it is a scam?
How can I get more info on it?
thanks miscers, will rep,
would rate/ 10
passing out is an option, quitting is not
03-08-2021, 02:45 PM
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03-08-2021, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted By Stray800⏩
I'm getting a 502 Bag Gateway page for the link, can you share the details or show me a screen shot pls.also repped
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03-08-2021, 04:55 PM
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are you retarded
that's the most scammiest looking website ive ever seent lol
and lol @ thinking paypal just blanket protects you
paypal doesn't always side with the buyer. as long as the seller sends a tracking number that's legit (they could literally ship out anything), then paypal will side with the seller more often than not
most of these scams use compromised paypal accounts anyway so they quickly withdraw the money and let whoever owns the paypal account get fuked
that's the most scammiest looking website ive ever seent lol
and lol @ thinking paypal just blanket protects you
paypal doesn't always side with the buyer. as long as the seller sends a tracking number that's legit (they could literally ship out anything), then paypal will side with the seller more often than not
most of these scams use compromised paypal accounts anyway so they quickly withdraw the money and let whoever owns the paypal account get fuked
pm me ur pics and ill rep u haha jk no homo lol haha no but srsly pls pm me ur pics haha just glutes and maybe face haha no homo again lol just kidding kinda not rly lol pls send them
03-08-2021, 04:57 PM
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Last time I needed PayPal they didn't do anything. I had to use my bank.
03-08-2021, 05:02 PM
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I will see what happens. Let's just say that I don't care about the $98 and I want to see where all this goes. Curiosity killed the cat.
I can easily make PayPal side with me or do a chargeback. Not so hard really.
I can easily make PayPal side with me or do a chargeback. Not so hard really.
would rate/ 10
passing out is an option, quitting is not
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