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·Realistically, there are two possibilities:
1) The watch is stolen so he’s happy getting close to retail.
2) The watch is fake so he’s really happy making close to retail.
In both cases you can see why he wouldn’t want to go into the OB. If they identify it as stolen or fake he can bolt.
No other possibility makes sense unless you’re willfully ignoring all the red flags. I’d personally walk away from the deal and just buy one from the OB when I got the chance because I don’t want to support whatever that person is doing, whether it’s flipping, fencing a stolen watch, or selling a fake.
1) The watch is stolen so he’s happy getting close to retail.
2) The watch is fake so he’s really happy making close to retail.
In both cases you can see why he wouldn’t want to go into the OB. If they identify it as stolen or fake he can bolt.
No other possibility makes sense unless you’re willfully ignoring all the red flags. I’d personally walk away from the deal and just buy one from the OB when I got the chance because I don’t want to support whatever that person is doing, whether it’s flipping, fencing a stolen watch, or selling a fake.
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