[✯ Shocked ✯]

My tips:

-Do a background check, PayPal/payment email, Skype name, name on forums, etc. Anything can come up and show a scam report or a warning.

-Check their reputation, posts and deal feedback which this forum has.

-This doesn't always count, but I'll include it. Their grammar, if they say 'yes u can buy dis for $95 and den i will send it k? ' that is sketchy to me, indicating they are a kid or from another country which is why sometimes it doesn't count but then Nigerian scammers earned $200k+ from old women eWhoring.

-Don't buy eBooks, trust me on this one. I would EXTREMELY rarely buy an eBook. Sorry eBook scammers, but all you mainly do is sell public method for expensive prices. Don't get me wrong, a $1 eBook might be worth a try sometimes, but expect low grammar and not much assistance.
These eBook 'vouches' are usually from friends. If you want a real review I recommend finding someone who can do a review who is actually good with reviews and tries the method out and shows the profit.

That's all for now, maybe I will add more another time.

[trickotreat]

ty for the thread mate!

[Auth]

Nice thread, will help members and will hopefully reduce amount of scamming.

[Cosmic]

Common sense tips, but good nonetheless!

Thanks OP.

[Exiled]

Great tops you got there. Thanks alot for sharing them.

[Erudite]

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[fl45ash]

thanks mate, sometimes there is a point in repeating the basics

[Lilin]

Does the staff middleman here?

If not, they should really get on that.

[mothered]

Does the staff middleman here?

If not, they should really get on that.

Use Escrow.

[Spooky]

Does the staff middleman here?

If not, they should really get on that.

Terrible idea. Why would staff get involved in deals they don't benefit from? Just do proper vetting and you'll be fine. Always become more reputable than the member you are dealing with.