Focal Maestro Utopia III

[Gracemore]

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Focal Maestro Utopia III

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I'm selling something rare and special, Focal Maestro Utopia III, This speakers comes with original boxes, manuals. do not have any scratches in them! In such a state unattainable! Used in a smoke-free place. Please write me via my email for purchase: [email protected]

 

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• Seller
  Gracemore
• Date
  08/28/21
• Price
  17,107.00 USD
• Category
  Speakers

 

[nagra1309]

Hello
Focal Maestro Utopia III speaker still available?
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[The Computer Audiophile]

Be careful. User connects to site through anonymizing VPN. 

[botrytis]

No location either - for that money I want his blood type and eye teeth as collateral.

 

With his VPN it could say US, but they could be located anywhere.

[AudioDoctor]

Joined the same day he or she posted this and made only this post... Anyone buying this almost deserves to have their money taken from them. And that's ignoring the horrible english.

[kennyb123]

On 9/23/2021 at 12:32 PM, AudioDoctor said:

Joined the same day he or she posted this and made only this post...

@The Computer Audiophile I wonder if making new  users wait a month before they post classifieds might deter some scoundrels from trying to use this site to try to pull off a scam. 
 

I have really appreciated how you’ve kept on eye on things to help us be aware of potential scammers.  It might free up some of your time to have deterrence measures in place.

 

It has seemed the scammers list items over $10k generally.  So another option might be to restrict listing items over a certain dollar value for some period of time after they join.

[davide256]

1 hour ago, kennyb123 said:

@The Computer Audiophile I wonder if making new  users wait a month before they post classifieds might deter some scoundrels from trying to use this site to try to pull off a scam. 
 

I have really appreciated how you’ve kept on eye on things to help us be aware of potential scammers.  It might free up some of your time to have deterrence measures in place.

 

It has seemed the scammers list items over $10k generally.  So another option might be to restrict listing items over a certain dollar value for some period of time after they join.

They would probably just lay low and open "sleeper" accounts. This is also how bots and misinformation is propagated by the anonymous Internet. I'm a big fan of requiring

identity verification for any user account registration to reduce internet bots, misinformation and fraud. Just need a legal mechanism to make this work for providers and some

international reciprocity.

 

 

 

[kennyb123]

19 minutes ago, davide256 said:

They would probably just lay low and open "sleeper" accounts. This is also how bots and misinformation is propagated by the anonymous Internet.

Years ago I worked for an anti-piracy team at Microsoft.  They had done a study into malicious actors and found that there value in placing roadblocks in front of them.  It’s what lead to forcing users to have to call if a product key had been activated too often.  Sure some would still call, but a great number dropped off by forcing the call.

 

I imagine introducing a delay before a new account can post a classified would achieve a similar result.

[davide256]

30 minutes ago, kennyb123 said:

Years ago I worked for an anti-piracy team at Microsoft.  They had done a study into malicious actors and found that there value in placing roadblocks in front of them.  It’s what lead to forcing users to have to call if a product key had been activated too often.  Sure some would still call, but a great number dropped off by forcing the call.

 

I imagine introducing a delay before a new account can post a classified would achieve a similar result.

I'm sure the hassle of a real person phone call did help. I've had to make a few due to MOBO failure/replacements.  Not the same as asking someone

to wait a month before they initiate their con.

 

Perhaps require that all postings include a picture with legible serial number from the device? The cons mostly seem to use  advert pictures, rarely any details

that look like user taken pictures

 

 

[The Computer Audiophile]

Scammer using all kinds of excuses. Stay away. 
 

using email address [email protected]