The other day, I was searching on FB Marketplace for a bike. I found a second hand seller in BKK who had interesting deals, but there were some inconsistencies in communications, specifically regarding price and details.

When I clicked on his profile, I would see all other bikes he listed, but that was it.

Since there were some inconsistencies, I decided to log in with another account, and ask info about the same bike.

With the other account, suddenly the same listing would show a seller rating, and it wasn't good, so I didn't even bother to contact him that way.

Now the question is, why marketplace shows seller ratings on my "fake" account, but not on my main account.

Is there a setting for it?

 

Main account

 

 

Other account

 

Found out already why he has a lot of 1 star ratings. Note the profile name so you know who to avoid.

 

Blocked me right away, so can't report him anymore. FB marketplace seem obviously the biggest scamplace on the internet

 

It's definitely scam central, usually once you've paid the money they will block you. A friend was scammed, the person had thousands of friends even though probably a fake account, of course Facebook aren't interested 

This is when it got suspicious I was dealing with a scammer, of course his last message to me removed all doubts.

He offered to bring the bike to Pattaya for a test ride if I transferred 3500 baht for the transport, which would be deducted from the total price.

And if I didn't like the bike after viewing it, I would get a full refund of the transport cost, lol

 

honda pcx 2024 for 60,000 is a scam,to good to be true,wake up man

21 minutes ago, pierrenoel said:

honda pcx 2024 for 60,000 is a scam,to good to be true,wake up man

 

You should wake up and read the posts properly before working on your post count.

 

20 hours ago, CallumWK said:

This is when it got suspicious I was dealing with a scammer

 

BTW,not everyone know the price of everything available in the world, if you haven't searched for it previously

Scammers in Facebook surely not. Anyone asking for any money upfront is to be avoided.

23 hours ago, CallumWK said:

BTW,not everyone know the price of everything available in the world, if you haven't searched for it previously

Would someone be silly enough to buy something for which they had not previously searched for on t'Internet?

1 minute ago, KannikaP said:

Would someone be silly enough to buy something for which they had not previously searched for on t'Internet?

 

You make my point, about being silly.

 

How long in your silly brain would someone have to search before buying something?

2 minutes ago, CallumWK said:

 

You make my point, about being silly.

 

How long in your silly brain would someone have to search before buying something?

No need for insults please.

At least three times to be on the safe side.

Happy New Year.