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Bench...
I posted in his thread that he would not reply or respond with a "proof of life" pic.
I know why that is wrong.
It did lead to his wasted time and loss of sale.
I Have done a good deal of buying.
I have really tried to tailor my comms to a simple form.
But The way it seems,
Asking for anything after the commitment is a reason to be labled
Trouble.
Really what goes on should be between the two parties,
Based on understanding that neither is headed towards backing out or changing anything.
In fact the "conditions" after the commitment aught to be
The easiest to satisfy.
Bcuz the buyer wants the item more than his money
And same for the seller who wants the money.
A scammer has no investment or anything to lose,
Why act like there is?
Most people discuss terms before an agreement is made, not after.
Think of it this way. How would you feel if the seller asked for 2 forms of photo ID from the buyer to ensure they are not selling to a minor. Maybe a pic of your drivers license and house with street address to know they are shipping to the right person. Proof of Life. All after you agreed upon terms.
Sure that example may be a little exaggerated yet the point remains. Asking questions and setting terms come first in an agreement.