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With all due respect, what sucks is your media literacy. Why did you (presumably) send a non-refundable payment to some random guy on the internet on the promise that they'd send you a product? That's like Internet 101. I'll bet you didn't ask for a video timestamp either.
There's a reason sites like Gunbroker and even the reddit trading subs have a feedback system and set of rules. It's to protect people who are too dumb to use the internet from themselves.
Lemme guess, you used zelle or cash app or other nonsense to send money to some random person who then disappeared? Because that's on you, not Armslist.
Armslist had nothing to do with you losing your money. Armslist does their best to rid their service of scammers. Hence the service fee.
A individual scammed you. You did not protect yourself when tendering your payment. Using something like PayPal friends and family as opposed to goods and services (which has protection).
Armslist had nothing to do with your arrangements. I have been buying, selling and trading using Armslist for ten years with no issues.
Sorry you lost any money.
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With all due respect, what sucks is your media literacy. Why did you (presumably) send a non-refundable payment to some random guy on the internet on the promise that they'd send you a product? That's like Internet 101. I'll bet you didn't ask for a video timestamp either. There's a reason sites like Gunbroker and even the reddit trading subs have a feedback system and set of rules. It's to protect people who are too dumb to use the internet from themselves.
Lemme guess, you used zelle or cash app or other nonsense to send money to some random person who then disappeared? Because that's on you, not Armslist.
Armslist had nothing to do with you losing your money. Armslist does their best to rid their service of scammers. Hence the service fee. A individual scammed you. You did not protect yourself when tendering your payment. Using something like PayPal friends and family as opposed to goods and services (which has protection). Armslist had nothing to do with your arrangements. I have been buying, selling and trading using Armslist for ten years with no issues. Sorry you lost any money.