Post: JB PS3 For sale?
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06-07-2016, 10:37 AM
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Austin27186
Do a barrel roll!
06-08-2016, 10:44 AM
#30
Danny
Hurah!
Originally posted by BurtE
Well thats your own fault for not being able to tell a scam from a genuine person. I've sold £1k-£2k worth of goods on ngu without any issues.
I can offer years warrenty. I also take the IHS off my consoles unlike any other downgrader I know
I can offer years warrenty. I also take the IHS off my consoles unlike any other downgrader I know
Originally posted by Dog88Christian
Exactly. Just trying to save someone from the chance of a scam or losing money.
Haven't seen you around in a while, but you always got my back lol. Appreciate it
Haven't seen you around in a while, but you always got my back lol. Appreciate it
Originally posted by Dog88Christian
Not necessarily his fault, yes there is some blame there but there's many people out there who manipulate you, lie, gain your trust, etc. basically play it off. It's hard to tell the difference.
As far as the warranty well you can say you'll offer it but then not actually accept the system. With sites such as eBay or others they can dispute with PayPal with evidence that the listed item said it included warranty etc.
We aren't necessarily saying you are a scam, you seem to have some vouchers. I by all means believe you are legitimate. But the best way to do a transaction this big would be off site. You should consider posting an ad on eBay or another site. It would attract more attention. Can't always count on vouchers to convince others.
As far as the warranty well you can say you'll offer it but then not actually accept the system. With sites such as eBay or others they can dispute with PayPal with evidence that the listed item said it included warranty etc.
We aren't necessarily saying you are a scam, you seem to have some vouchers. I by all means believe you are legitimate. But the best way to do a transaction this big would be off site. You should consider posting an ad on eBay or another site. It would attract more attention. Can't always count on vouchers to convince others.
I dont get on much these days, haha always as you are one of the very few people on here that actually talk sense.
Hahaha sold $1k wow. Good for you. If anyone had brains they wouldn't trade any large sums of money over NGU because there simply is no security. As for your "warranty" its all good and well you promise it but it means nothing.
06-08-2016, 10:45 AM
#31
BurtE
NextGenUpdate Elite
Originally posted by Dog88Christian
Uh where do you see that? I highly doubt that. Send me the link. Their systems are around $200.
Well many others sell on eBay just fine. Normally at most they will take down your listing. If that's the sad they could be keeping tabs on your IP. Try to use a VPN and attempt again? You also want a verified account. Not a new one with nothing verified.
Well many others sell on eBay just fine. Normally at most they will take down your listing. If that's the sad they could be keeping tabs on your IP. Try to use a VPN and attempt again? You also want a verified account. Not a new one with nothing verified.
Yes I was selling on ebay fine as you can see, till the other day. I think someone I know or competition tipped them off about it, thats skids for ya. still after phone calls and emails they're still saying modifying consoles when I clearly listed as 3.55 + EXTRAS as you can see
All my accounts have been verified. legit paypal accounts in either my name or my mums.
06-08-2016, 10:47 AM
#32
BurtE
NextGenUpdate Elite
Originally posted by Danny
I dont get on much these days, haha always as you are one of the very few people on here that actually talk sense.
Hahaha sold $1k wow. Good for you. If anyone had brains they wouldn't trade any large sums of money over NGU because there simply is no security. As for your "warranty" its all good and well you promise it but it means nothing.
Hahaha sold $1k wow. Good for you. If anyone had brains they wouldn't trade any large sums of money over NGU because there simply is no security. As for your "warranty" its all good and well you promise it but it means nothing.
If anyone had brains they could tell a manipulative scam from a mile away. I dont care what anyone says, its blatantly obvious to tell a scam.
EDIT: me and star have called out scams a few times now here on ngu. yet people still deal with them.
06-08-2016, 10:47 AM
#33
Dog88Christian
Hail to the King, Baby!
Originally posted by Danny
I dont get on much these days, haha always as you are one of the very few people on here that actually talk sense.
Hahaha sold $1k wow. Good for you. If anyone had brains they wouldn't trade any large sums of money over NGU because there simply is no security. As for your "warranty" its all good and well you promise it but it means nothing.
Hahaha sold $1k wow. Good for you. If anyone had brains they wouldn't trade any large sums of money over NGU because there simply is no security. As for your "warranty" its all good and well you promise it but it means nothing.
Exactly what I was saying, I mean no disrespect but it does mean nothing. There's no guarantee of security.
But thanks
appreciate it. If you need my assistance with anything be sure to let me know 
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06-08-2016, 10:49 AM
#34
Austin27186
Do a barrel roll!
06-08-2016, 10:50 AM
#36
Dog88Christian
Hail to the King, Baby!
Originally posted by BurtE
If anyone had brains they could tell a manipulative scam from a mile away. I dont care what anyone says, its blatantly obvious to tell a scam.
It really depends the person and that's a fact. Whether you can tell a scammer from an honest person well that's all you. But maybe not everyone has that capability.
You'd be amazed at some people and the things they say to manipulate you. It's very easy to be fooled, especially over the Internet. That's pure fact as well!
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06-08-2016, 10:52 AM
#37
Dog88Christian
Hail to the King, Baby!
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