Never respond to one of the emails like Jea48 describes above. If you receive a suspect email, always contact Audiogon through the home page. Ask if the email is legitimate. Audiogon will let you know if it is real or not. I have received many of these types of emails and all have been someone phishing.
When buying through Agon a buyer should always-
contact the seller using the "Contact Seller" through the Agon system.
A member here on Agon had his Agon account hacked by an identity thief.
The thief posted a fraudulent ad using the Agon member's username and account information.
The thief also used his own email address in the ad to contact him with any questions. That was convenient of him....
The buyer is out $8,000 + dollars.
Always use the "Contact Seller" through the Agon system.
If you do not use Paypal to buy, make damn sure the seller is the real deal! You could be out $8,000 + bucks.
For those interested check out AA General forum.
A member here on Agon had his Agon account hacked by an identity thief.
The thief posted a fraudulent ad using the Agon member's username and account information.
The thief also used his own email address in the ad to contact him with any questions. That was convenient of him....
The buyer is out $8,000 + dollars.
Always use the "Contact Seller" through the Agon system.
If you do not use Paypal to buy, make damn sure the seller is the real deal! You could be out $8,000 + bucks.
For those interested check out AA General forum.