Be Wary of SCAMMERS.... They are everywhere.

[Hondasxs]

BE WEARLY OF SCAMMERS!!!​

Lately, both here and on social media sites there seems to be a plethora of scammers.
If you are not wary, you can set scammed fairly easy and will be SOL on your money.

DO NOT let a "GOOD DEAL" blind you.
Do not let a "good deal" blind you. You will feel hurried to "secure the deal" and quick to make payment before John Doe #2 beats you to it. This is just the nature of it. But do not let this blind you from the RED FLAGS that are usually everywhere.


RED FLAGS of a scammer.

• #1 they emailed/messaged you vs posting.
• New account
• No post or few post.
• Review post to make sure they are actually relevant.
• Restricted profile.
• Odd user name.
• If they gave you a Email address. GOOGLE it!
• Good deal, almost too good.
• Shipping cost seems inaccurate.

Some keys to protecting your self.

• Do not send via "friends and family" to someone you have not met or dont have trust in.
• Pay with a credit card. Scammers dont take CC's. So you will have to pay via a CC funding source.
• NEVER use your debit card, money card, cash card, E-check for untrusted sources.
• If you send via Cashapp / Venmo / Facebook Pay, do so in a way it pulls funds off said credit card.

HOW TO CATCH A SCAMMER!

• As trick questions. Ex. "Is this the Honda bolt pattern of 4-156". "I have a Pioneer 1500, does this fit?". "is it the XL or Standard version"
• Ask LOTS of questions.
• Ask for specific pictures. BUT also know pictures don't mean it is in hand.
• Use a link tracker like Grabify IP Logger & URL Shortener to get some basic info on the user.
• If it is a big item, ask them to cover shipping.
• Ask for better deal on more. Ask for more than a normal person may have. Ex. (front wheel)... Do you have 3 of them?

We (HondaSxS.com) only have a few tools to root out spammer's. However they are not to be relied on.

All in all, you can still get scammed but if you follow these tips you will be less likely to do so.

Be safe.
Thanks.
@Hondasxs

 

[Admin]

 

[Hondasxs]

If you run into a scammer. Post their info here so I can check on them.
If they give you a email, post the email here in TEXT so it will show in google for others searching.

 

[Neohio]

If you run into a scammer. Post their info here so I can check on them.
If they give you a email, post the email here in TEXT so it will show in google for others searching.

Anything after the original post in a thread won't show up for non-members. I am not sure when that changed, If I logout and try to read anything after the original post, it will show me who posted. But will not show the content of the post.

So it may or may not be searchable in the future?

 

[Hondasxs]

[email protected]

 

[Hondasxs]

Anything after the original post in a thread won't show up for non-members. I am not sure when that changed, If I logout and try to read anything after the original post, it will show me who posted. But will not show the content of the post.

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So it may or may not be searchable in the future?

I'll have to experiment with it.
Ya. That is correct. But only becasue you have hit the site (x) number of times.
I do believe google has access via special user group for their spider.
And a true new user, would have access up unit the hit limits.

 

[Hondasxs]

dannyjohn756@ yahoo dotcom
[email protected]

 

[Robobrainiac]

The scams are everywhere!

 

[Hondasxs]

dannyjohn756 at yahoo dot com
[email protected]

 

[JACKAL]

BE WEARLY OF SCAMMERS!!!​

Lately, both here and on social media sites there seems to be a plethora of scammers.
If you are not wary, you can set scammed fairly easy and will be SOL on your money.

DO NOT let a "GOOD DEAL" blind you.
Do not let a "good deal" blind you. You will fell hurried to "secure the deal" and quick to make payment before John Doe #2 beats you to it. This is just the nature of it. But do not let this blind you from the RED FLAGS that are usually everywhere.


RED FLAGS of a scammer.

• #1 they emailed/messaged you vs posting.
• New account
• No post or few post.
• Review post to make sure they are actually relevant.
• Restricted profile.
• Odd user name.
• If they gave you a Email address. GOOGLE it!
• Good deal, almost too good.
• Shipping cost seems inaccurate.

Some keys to protecting your self.

• Do not send via "friends and family" to someone you have not met or dont have trust in.
• Pay with a credit card. Scammers dont take CC's. So you will have to pay via a CC funding source.
• NEVER use your debit card, money card, cash card, E-check for untrusted sources.
• If you send via Cashapp / Venmo / Facebook Pay, do so in a way it pulls funds off said credit card.

HOW TO CATCH A SCAMMER!

• As trick questions. Ex. "Is this the Honda bolt pattern of 4-156". "I have a Pioneer 1500, does this fit?". "is it the XL or Standard version"
• Ask LOTS of questions.
• Ask for specific pictures. BUT also know pictures don't mean it is in hand.
• Use a link tracker like Grabify IP Logger & URL Shortener to get some basic info on the user.
• If it is a big item, ask them to cover shipping.
• Ask for better deal on more. Ask for more than a normal person may have. Ex. (front wheel)... Do you have 3 of them?

We (HondaSxS.com) only have a few tools to root out spammer's. However they are not to be relied on.

All in all, you can still get scammed but if you follow these tips you will be less likely to do so.

Be safe.
Thanks.
@Hondasxs

As the official spokesperson for John Doe #2 I assure you he will not hurriedly be buying from scammers, so take your time getting ripped off.

On a serious note, this past 10 days has also seen a big spike in spammers, all flagged by auto administration for review. I have one click banned and clean several new flagged accounts, the majority hawking bitcoin miners, etc.

 

[Robobrainiac]

dannyjohn756 at yahoo dot com
[email protected]

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I wonder if he includes both the good and perfect items for one low price too

 

[rmking34]

dannyjohn756 at yahoo dot com
[email protected]

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How can We get him? I was sent the same pm. He needs taught a lesson!

 

[NTCPrezJB]

How can We get him? I was sent the same pm. He needs taught a lesson!

If 50k members all spam his email account I’m willing to bet he doesn’t use that email account anymore

 

[Hondasxs]

How can We get him? I was sent the same pm. He needs taught a lesson!

Just depends on the scam type and how much time you want to waste.
Youtube "scammer payback".

 

[donia]

If 50k members all spam his email account I’m willing to bet he doesn’t use that email account anymore

...or we give him 50k list of live emails to spam...and sell

 

[Hondasxs]

[email protected]

 

[Robobrainiac]

I think this guy might be a scam

 

[P1K5Dave]

Every damn time you see two first names in the email address, it's a lowlife scammer.

 

[Hondasxs]

Seems like there is a sucker every day on FB.
I mean how many red flags do you need.
Several just from this picture alone.



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[Adam490]

Seems like there is a sucker every day on FB.
I mean how many red flags do you need.
Several just from this picture alone.

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Lol saw that in no less than 5 offroad groups I'm in. "Anybody bought from this guy, good deals!" lol

 

[Neohio]

Lol saw that in no less than 5 offroad groups I'm in. "Anybody bought from this guy, good deals!" lol

And appeared to have every part someone asked for. I really don't feel bad for the people that will not do their research.