Okay, but did you take the initial pic with the intent of sending it to said scammer, or for some reason did you already have it on your phone š¤
Unfriending him on FB and insta now..
Okay, but did you take the initial pic with the intent of sending it to said scammer, or for some reason did you already have it on your phone š¤
Do you conceal carry with an empty chamber?Okay, but did you take the initial pic with the intent of sending it to said scammer, or for some reason did you already have it on your phone š¤
Fair question. I'm a simple minded man. One scammer asked me if I still had x item. My mind went back to some male in my past answering a question with, does a cat have an ass? Said cat was at hand so I snapped the pic and sent it to the scammer.Okay, but did you take the initial pic with the intent of sending it to said scammer, or for some reason did you already have it on your phone š¤
This dude votes or has the ability to. Let that sink in.
That sucks, man. Sounds like they played a pretty good game. Did you report the account to KSL? And I think that there is a charge dispute process with Venmo as well.Well it happened. I got scammed.
I kind of saw it coming, but they were just good enough to make me believe.
Trailer listed for a good price. Not ridiculous, but great deal. They also had a few other listings of regular priced items, such as a couch and table.
She said she was at work, but would hold it for me for a $20 deposit. Venmo or cash app. I Sent a venmo. A little later they listed a few other great deal items, tool boxes and such.
They gave me an address to an apartment complex.
When it came time to meet, they needed to push back a few hours. Now all their listings are gone. No response to texts or calls.
Here is where they did good: price was great, but not unrealistic.
Very responsive to local phone number texts.
The regular priced items were what gave me the confidence.
Here were the signs: it was a new account on ksl, joined this month.
They offered delivery in each ad. Iāve done this in the past, and it helps with a sale for sure.
Asked for a small deposit.. not too much to hurt, but enough to be worth taking from me.
I know my money is gone, but it is interesting to me that they had a legit Venmo account. I wonder how they donāt get caught going that route.
I should also note, Iāve had this exact scenario in the pastā¦ But didnāt send them any money because the deal was slightly too good. So I suspected it. I kind of went along with this one just to see if it was a scam or not.
So all of you feel free to Venmo me one dollar for the research and investment I made to protect your futures!
Well I found a new KSL scam and it seems to be KSL themselves.
I have been looking at cars. I saved about 10 as favorites yesterday. Later that evening, every dealership that had a car I've saved and several that didn't, called and or texted me. I haven't called a single dealer, I haven't visited any of their websites. So how did they know I was interested in a car they have listed and how did they get my phone number if it wasn't from KSL. I hope I'm wrong but it isn't looking good.
Along those same linesā¦ I get tons of spam via text that address me by my girlfriendās name. Her name is on the T-Mobile account for both our phones, so does this mean T-mobile has sold (at minimum) the name and related number info on that account? Iām guessing ksl, T-mobile, or any other provider of service these days is selling our info if they can.Well I found a new KSL scam and it seems to be KSL themselves.
I have been looking at cars. I saved about 10 as favorites yesterday. Later that evening, every dealership that had a car I've saved and several that didn't, called and or texted me. I haven't called a single dealer, I haven't visited any of their websites. So how did they know I was interested in a car they have listed and how did they get my phone number if it wasn't from KSL. I hope I'm wrong but it isn't looking good.
Sold or had their records hacked, yeah. I take it as a matter of faith these days that none of my personal information is safe. I keep my credit locked down and try to ignore the spam texts and junk mail.Along those same linesā¦ I get tons of spam via text that address me by my girlfriendās name. Her name is on the T-Mobile account for both our phones, so does this mean T-mobile has sold (at minimum) the name and related number info on that account? Iām guessing ksl, T-mobile, or any other provider of service these days is selling our info if they can.
The text stuff isnāt a huge bother or concern, but it makes me wonder how deep and widespread this sort of thing gets. š¤·āāļøSold or had their records hacked, yeah. I take it as a matter of faith these days that none of my personal information is safe. I keep my credit locked down and try to ignore the spam texts and junk mail.
thought of you, and will be doing this. I'm still pissed that they are selling my phone number to retailers who's product I viewed on their platform. It was seriously like a dozen texts and 5 or 6 phone calls.I have found ksl to be pretty responsive to requests. (no joke, the 'is it still available?' line is from me.. you're wlecome )
So are a few other small changes.
Tell them you hate that, and you will stop using the app. It very well could get changed.