birdman123
New member
Hi guys,
I have been looking around the BOI and just noticed an interesting pattern. First off, I am not defending the bad guys they are scammers and they are terrible people but this is just to something to think about.
I think the problem comes when:
A) You ship before receiving payment
B) You promise someone a shipment of unhatched babies or something like that
C)You trust the buyer or seller.
A) This is pretty much easy thing but we all need to be sure the person we are dealing with has the money to pay it. Especially with large sums like $1000 or something, be sure that the person can pay.
B) I think this could be dealt with pretty easily and I think doing this gives someone too much time to become "trustworthy" you might talk to them and being to think they are trustworthy even though they aren't.
C)I think trust comes into this sadly as a problem for us because well most people want to trust others but sometimes bad people take advantage of trusting people. I think dealing with trust is a difficult concept and I don't want to go into a philosophy conversation. But we need to beware of how much trust we give someone. I always believe when dealing with someone that they could turn around and not give me the animal, so I always use caution.
I think what everyone needs to do is check before dealing with someone. If you are unsure deal with that person not through emails but face to face. If you can't you need to confirm that the person you are dealing with is legit. You have the sources here like the BOI and people who are on the forum who can help you find a good seller. Why not find a seller who has a lot of good guy marks instead of dealing with a new guy? I think our community needs to restructure the way we work because emails and internet use for our business is not working as well as it should. I would even think that we need laws to help online buys and sells.
I have been looking around the BOI and just noticed an interesting pattern. First off, I am not defending the bad guys they are scammers and they are terrible people but this is just to something to think about.
I think the problem comes when:
A) You ship before receiving payment
B) You promise someone a shipment of unhatched babies or something like that
C)You trust the buyer or seller.
A) This is pretty much easy thing but we all need to be sure the person we are dealing with has the money to pay it. Especially with large sums like $1000 or something, be sure that the person can pay.
B) I think this could be dealt with pretty easily and I think doing this gives someone too much time to become "trustworthy" you might talk to them and being to think they are trustworthy even though they aren't.
C)I think trust comes into this sadly as a problem for us because well most people want to trust others but sometimes bad people take advantage of trusting people. I think dealing with trust is a difficult concept and I don't want to go into a philosophy conversation. But we need to beware of how much trust we give someone. I always believe when dealing with someone that they could turn around and not give me the animal, so I always use caution.
I think what everyone needs to do is check before dealing with someone. If you are unsure deal with that person not through emails but face to face. If you can't you need to confirm that the person you are dealing with is legit. You have the sources here like the BOI and people who are on the forum who can help you find a good seller. Why not find a seller who has a lot of good guy marks instead of dealing with a new guy? I think our community needs to restructure the way we work because emails and internet use for our business is not working as well as it should. I would even think that we need laws to help online buys and sells.
I would be willing. I have been in the same city all my life and at my current job going on 27 yrs. I know my references would be good (mayor, policemen, fire fighters, detectives etc...) but I know possibly everyone else might not be. A scammer could give you numbers of people that might actually be in on the scam. 