And out come the scammers...

Sterling Silver earrings I put on Poshmark

@xstitcher (32461)

Petaluma, California

November 8, 2024 1:18pm CST

Jeez, they're everywhere. I just put the earrings I had up on Poshmark, and almost immediately I get a message from some guy who at first said he bought them (though I got no email/notice that they sold) and then he changed his message to "Added them to my bundle."

Soon after that a different person messaged me and said they added them to their bundle, and could I please send them as soon as possible or some nonsense. Now, both of their messages are gone, and they just have "likes" on the earrings. Really? If you tell someone who is selling something "Oh, I bought this" and the seller has received no notice whatsoever from the website...I don't know. People will try anything, I guess.

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@rakski (122900)

• Philippines

9 Nov

that is bad for them to do

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@Deepizzaguy (102799)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

8 Nov

That is one bad side of the internet that scam artists come out of hiding to steal items.

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@pitstop (13789)

• Australia

8 Nov

Scammers are so annoying. Glad you managed to stay safe

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@kaylachan (69646)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

8 Nov

Yeah they do. And, it's sad.

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@TheHorse (218786)

• Walnut Creek, California

8 Nov

Scammers are everywhere.

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@aureategloom (9462)

• Bosnia And Herzegovina

8 Nov

sorry you have to deal with that. how safe is that Poshmark?

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@AmbiePam (92708)

• United States

8 Nov

That’s annoying. I hope people aren’t that gullible.

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@BarBaraPrz (47308)

• St. Catharines, Ontario

9 Nov

I don't understand... your pic there says "price drop" but actually shows a doubling of it.

@jstory07 (139697)

• Roseburg, Oregon

9 Nov

Maybe they thought you would mail it with them paying.