<p><b>Protect yourself against Internet fraud!</b></p><p>The vast majority of ads are posted by honest people and trust. So you can do excellent business. Despite this, it is important to follow a few common sense rules following to prevent any attempt to scam.</p><p><b>Our advices</b></p><ul><li>Doing business with people you can meet in person.</li><li>Never send money by Western Union, MoneyGram or other anonymous payment systems.</li><li>Never send money or products abroad.</li><li>Do not accept checks.</li><li>Ask about the person you're dealing with another confirming source name, address and telephone number.</li><li>Keep copies of all correspondence (emails, ads, letters, etc.) and details of the person.</li><li>If a deal seems too good to be true, there is every chance that this is the case. Refrain.</li></ul><p><b>Recognize attempted scam</b></p><ul><li>The majority of scams have one or more of these characteristics:</li><li>The person is abroad or traveling abroad.</li><li>The person refuses to meet you in person.</li><li>Payment is made through Western Union, Money Gram or check.</li><li>The messages are in broken language (English or French or ...).</li><li>The texts seem to be copied and pasted.</li><li>The deal seems to be too good to be true.</li></ul>