Posted: 7/12/2026 12:34:59 PM EDT
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Well, I've long avoided signing up for that cesspool, but here I am. I get rule #1 still applies (buy the seller, not the watch) but are there any other tips that'll make my endeavors more successful & less stressful? Share 'em if you please! 
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I create no joinder in the EE. Any attempts to create joinder in the EE initiated from this profile should be considered fraudulent.
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Check their feedback. Insist on PPGS if you feel any suspicion. Request a video chat with the seller showing the watch. Yet to be burned. |
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"I would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice! And let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue!"
"I would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice! And let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue!"
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1) Buy the seller NOT the watch. if you are about to wire a stranger on the internet $20,000 Send the extra couple of hundred & get it from some one very reputable. 2) If you think you found a GREAT deal. Remember, that dealer will not sell it to you below, whole sale what a another dealer will stock it for. 3) if you have a decent repor with a grey market dealer & you have done business with in the past, they generally do not mind, running reference checks on the dealer you are looking at, in the true dealer networks. 4) video call before you buy is great. Make sure you are actually dealing with that person, not some one that has cloned or hacked there account. 5) there is a lot of bottom feeders out there thay do a lot of shady stuff Refer to #1 again Change dials & other stuff, short you links, put fake boxes with real watches. 6) personally just Hate Redit & avoid it Post on Arfcom what you are looking for. Some one might can help you find it. Or have reputable we have delt with before |