Somebody wants to buy my phone for 300 dollars when there's

>>1548130
it's a scam.

if it sounds too good to be true, it likely is.

>>1548132
I'll go find him in person, in a public area, with some friends of mine to back me up. Preferably he won't pull any unexpected amazing scam trick on me.

I just hope it's some rich person who feels pity for me or doesn't care and wants the quickest phone available in record time... and he probably thinks the higher the price the more quality-driven it is.

Anyway I'll see. The guy hasn't even messaged back, I'm just expecting for the worst.
I got equally weird troll attempts like somebody wanting my phone for 20$ dollars because he thought I'm selling in bulk and he wanted to make a profit off of me.

>>1548141
I feel like it's going to ask you to ship it to them, like 99% chance.

>>1548145

Easy catch on this is to just raise the shipping cost to assume absurd amount, like $60.

Poojets and chinamen don't care about that stuff when scamming

If they still agree, then cancel the sale.

On an unrelated note.
I love my mouth-breathing retard little brother next to me "They're dumb. They offered 280$? Oh my god ask for 325$ just to tease them". "No, it isn't a scam. They're legit." Dumb little shit he is. He thinks it isn't a scam, yet wants me to raise the price to tease them. I'm hitting him with a weight, I haven't beaten him up in forever. Pricks these days only grow more stupid each year.

>>1548130

99.9% sure its a scam.

Even people who are 80 are smart enough to know what a good/service costs.

They will prob ask you to ship it, or pay with an escrow or something.

>>1548145
They're buying it with stolen money. Sell it and let PayPal or whoever take the loss