Foo2rama
··Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...Question for those who have both SOLD and TRADED watches:
- it seems many of this user's scams involved trades
- is there some psychological reason that maybe makes such a scam easier for the perpetrators to pull off?
-- when selling a watch, the buyer sends money and worries the seller won't ship the right thing... 'feels' like bigger risk on behalf of buyer, seller likely only ships when money received
-- when trading a watch, as each have something to lose, perhaps it 'feels' like less of a risk as each party has an equal amount to lose and this feeling of 'shared risk' maybe makes one more prone to trusting the other party?
Just curious... (I have never sold or traded anything away... but have sent funds in advance on 9 occasions to 9 different sellers, each time I received exactly what was promised)
no banking info in trades.
