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I have been told that online content should have water marked photos and I understood why this week.  One of my listings was digitally stolen and offered back via scam at a lower 'too good to be true" price.  When the false ad was clicked on, it was almost laughably a scam.  However, for some shoppers or a better scammer, these things may be harder to spot.  Always deal locally with a real person (preferably on the phone and not texts or e-mails) when shopping for anything online that involves private parties.  Know the warning signs. Learn more tips to avoid scams by taking a look at this article. 

Published on 10/23/2018 (5 years 184 days ago) Blog