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> [Q&A] Trading Safely on Lowyat.net, Concerned about getting conned? Ask here

graffika
post Nov 11 2005, 04:49 AM

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QUOTE(doobydoo @ Nov 7 2005, 09:30 AM)
I've only bought something online once, and it was only a cheapo T-shirt so I banked in the full amount first before the seller posted the item.

So it seems that there is actually a practice of sending the item to the buyer before he/she banks in the amount?

Why not have the buyer send you details (with proof in black and white) such as home address, work address, work details, IC number etc, all of which must be counter-signed or at least approved by another party, preferably an employer or gov'n officer.

It should help a little to promote more trust btw ppl.
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thats why dont do pos laju , do cod smile.gif save all the trouble Plus the seller also wont deliver via pos laju if got so many criterias to fulfill , even then , all those can be forged :>


graffika
post Dec 26 2005, 04:06 AM

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QUOTE(liewss80 @ Dec 22 2005, 01:03 PM)
Hi, guys. Is there anythg polis could do if we'v got their maybank account number (and of cos, IC number too)....Cos I'v also met such ppl online....How come there r such uncivilised person in Malaysia. Thats why E commerce could not grow positively here.....
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basically its not uncivilised person you know..its more to jumping on the irresistible offer ...always as stated by all admins & moderators..do it via cod or deal with ppl thats trusted..

 

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