Incoming DRSD! Did I get burned?

[Piguette]

I suggest you return it.

[Paulie 50]

Why is this thread still rolling? Or am I the only soldier out of step?

[77T]

I suspect it keeps rolling because people read it and keep posting...like you and I did...


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[Old Expat Beast]

Originally Posted by Hungry Eyes

Speculating: they had been a member for four years without posting, then suddenly notched 12 posts within half an hour, potentially towards suspicious ends.

...is the correct answer

[cajunron]

Originally Posted by Old Expat Beast

...is the correct answer

And also why I respect the mods for looking out for the scumbags who are looking for ways to improve counterfeits. Common sense seems to indicate someone new and/or with very little contribution to the forum, looking for specific reasons why a watch is fake, is up to no good.

Thank you to the mods for taking out the garbage and weeding them out.

[White Collar Boy]

Originally Posted by cajunron

Thank you to the mods for taking out the garbage and weeding them out.

Hear hear.

[minimerc]

Originally Posted by 1665fan

Papers are fake....well at least the fake punch they used on the numbers....the holes don’t even go through the paper.....

These Papers were rolled-punched by dealers typically in Texas during the early 70s, not fake.

[minimerc]

Originally Posted by interestedwatcher

If the papers are legitimate, it is entirely possible the fraudsters got the papers first, and then had the case engraved to order.

Well, some Vietnamese syndicateS are infamous for doing these goddamn trades, supplying fake caseA with real papers to watch shops who peddled them to “buy the shop” clueless buyers.

[Paul7]

Originally Posted by Zz101

I’m sorry I didn’t appear as upset as you’d have liked to see. Money’s not the end of the world.

Exactly, you can always get more money. Anybody here says they haven't lost money before is lying.

[Vincent65]

Strange I missed this thread for so long. Anyway, first glance before seeing any other posts, it all looks off to me, except maybe the movement.

[330ci]

Originally Posted by AJMarcus

It’s a fair ask. I’ve done it. It’s all about minimizing risk and being safe.

people ask for photos of my ID all the time on transactions over $1,000. never seen a problem with it myself. granted i've been flipping jewelry, watches and collectibles since I was in middle school so people are generally skeptical of purchasing luxury goods from someone so young.

[gentb]

Congrats, hopefully you did not a wrong choice.