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06-27-2022, 06:45 AM
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New scammer technique using BST?
Wondering if anyone else has seen this and/or has a solution (other than to ignore)… over the weekend, I posted 2 separate “want to buy” posts in BST and within hours I received an e-mail to my linked e-mail with an image of the card I am looking for with a very simple “What is your offer?” tag.
The first time, it took me one or two exchanges with the scammer before I finally figured out it was BS. I asked for his Net54 user ID because I knew that was the only place that I posted my search. I did the same thing this morning on a second post and immediately ask the scammer for his Net54 user ID. Both said they found my post on Google - does anyone know how to limit my BST posts to only Net54 so I/we can avoid the goofball scammers? Jeff 
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