DONEDEAL is a SCAM! | LIVING IN IRELAND

Why is your vlog drowned by musician background…? Are you a scammer too?…

Plagued with scammers over a week on done deal no help yet ,not even a phone number well done DoneDeal,had to take all my adds down today because of scammers ,no help from done deal

The company is also uses misleading advertising, print in a search for a particular item, search results show a item not remotely connected to what you're looking for, example put in a search for cycle carrier, results, approx 500 items cars excreta and a few cycle carrier's

My wife loves DD but she likes rubbishy tat like old furniture, battered books, etc. My experience of it is the same as yours cos I look for more techy stuff. Basic rule of thumb for me is.. if you're selling something valuable, expect scammers to contact you. If you're buying something valuable and the price is low, 90% chance it's dodgy. At the end of the day, it's not a sales platform; it's just a message board with (often expensive) adverts and very few security checks. It's bound to be targeted by scammers.

I have one only few minutes after posted add saying she can pay trough dpd courier and I get a link or code when the payment goes true scam?

It’s not

The more I see about you, the more convinced I am of your honesty, integrity and good heart. I enjoy your videos! You must have learned English in the United States. I would like to know.

So annoying these scammers. Waste of time. I handle those things pretty simple. I don't see money? I stop interacting with anyone. I could not care less for further negotiations. Let alone to read their stupid explanations.
Cheers 🍻

Thanks for sharing. Emails should never be trusted. Serious companies, banks, etc., do not disclose or ask for passwords, bank accounts, or other obvious personal details. For example, I received an SMS on my phone that I had to pay an overdue payment because I had not paid the monthly electrical fee. To make it crazier, they pretended to sell a mobile app that saves on electricity and that they claimed that I had purchased and downloaded, thus having to pay. This was a scam. Never click on a hyperlink that you receive on your phone! Historically PC emails were the platform for scams. Nowadays, it's SMS phone messages.