Jeez...
By Stacey
@xstitcher (31602)
Petaluma, California
July 26, 2024 3:26pm CST
I put a doll that was my mother's on Poshmark for sale. Almost immediately, four people said they were interested, but they also said that my pictures were too blurry, and could I send them photos via email, and that their email was on their "about" page.
At first, I told all of them that I couldn't find their email on their about pages, then I found them, and sent them each photos via their emails, though they were the same photos that were on the listing, as all I have to take photos with is this crummy phone camera. To be honest, I didn't think the photos looked that bad, myself. I'll try to take new photos later, but they'll probably turn out the same...
(actually, I re read the comments, and one person said the photos didn't show up, not that they were blurry, but anyway...)
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@kaylachan (65344)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
26 Jul
Be careful about that. Scammers can be found everywhere, and asking for anything outside of the trusted platform is typically a red flag. Don't ever do that again. Seems harmless enough, but that's how scammers get material so they can try to resell it elsewhere.
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@xstitcher (31602)
• Petaluma, California
26 Jul
Come to think of it, I took the photos so long ago that it probably wasn't with my phone, but with my digital camera. I don't know what problem these folks are having. ![](/Content/images/emotes/sad.gif)
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@LovingMyBabies (85275)
• Valdosta, Georgia
7 Aug
The photos look clear to me! I hope you were able to make the sale.
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