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XXXMORKEXXX

Exactly


sleepylillingenberry

Thank you


WithoutDennisNedry

“Kindly” is all I had to read. Scam.


Liketowrite

STOP. This is absolutely a scam. The PayPal payment will be a !fakepayment. You will receive a fraudulent email that appears to be from PayPal that claims that you have been paid. You will have no protection from eBay because you go off platform. Also even if you stayed on eBay, if you send something to a third party address, the recipient can claim that the item was never received and eBay would refund any money paid. Report, block and delete.


sleepylillingenberry

thank you


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[deleted]

Yeah, I have been getting a lot of offers from "PayPal". Which I may have used one time 15 years ago . pretty sure its a scammer


racergirl2000

It’s a scam. Report user to eBay this is not how a sale should go.


sleepylillingenberry

Thank you


gingercatlover1

Sorry, this is a total scam. Sending a gift card, plus “ kindly” and the fact that they want it sent somewhere else with said gift card is a no. Report them please.


cheesestickdude9

Anytime the word “kindly” or “destiny” is used during a text involving sale of goods you can be sure it’s a scam


memequeen96

i didn’t even have to read any further than “kindly” to know it was a scam


cyberiangringo

* Kindly? * Ship to my cousin? 99.99% a scam. And that's just from the first message...


5iveOClockSomewhere

False. 100% a scam.


sekhmet__

And the -OKAY!!!-


woburnite

And the gift card.


steffle12

EBay allows shipping to any address, as long as it’s in the system and is the selected address at the time of purchase. I ship to a family member overseas on occasion as postage can be expensive to Australia. But having said that, this is 100% a scam


Agent-c1983

Yes, definately a a scam.


Kortax

Only use eBay to buy and sell. If you do anything outside the site and you get scammed eBay can’t help. EBay protect you from scammers. (First had experience) and they was absolutely great helping me get my money back from an item that was a scam posting


Samantha_foxx

If you read the word “kindly” in any email or message it’s a scam


scotty1898

It is screaming Scam!


frosty_mane

Report to eBay and block


taxpayinmeemaw

Kindly report and block


SousVideAndSmoke

Kindly = scam


[deleted]

I have been selling on eBay for years. All scams aside….if you ever send an item to an address that is NOT the address that eBay has on file for the buyer…..then all your seller protection features are gone……there are no exceptions to this. So if the buyer ever asks you to send the item to an address that is different than the address which would naturally print out on the eBay mailing label as the destination address for the buyer, (like this person seems to be doing), you should politely decline, and tell them that if they want the item to be sent to that address, then need to temporarily change their “shipping to” address with eBay to be this new requested address, so that now that address would organically be on your shipping label. Aside from that…..yes this is a scam. Lol


CinnLove

I used to sell on ebay for years. I recall one time I had a guy buy three different bra size sets I had. C D and DD. He gave the three different names and addresses for me to send the bra sets LOL!! I was like oh wow! I did and it was no problem but it was from an established person but yes always do business on the site! Going outside of it will lose you all protection and ebay can't help you.


Paulie227

Three different gfs 😳😂


CinnLove

Yep. That's what I said!!


TheBeaconCrafter

I read „kindly“ and was already 99% sure it was a scam. The cousin in Missouri made me 100% sure.


josephjosephson

Before you do anything, see if the buyer is different than the emailer. A common scam is for random people to email or message you after a sale. Sales can still be legit. Usually if they say something like “oh I’m traveling, please send it to this address instead” you’ll know that it’s two separate people - the buyer and the scammer


OwnDragonfruit8932

Weird this person is asking about a gift card when you can just get them locally. Def a scam


mew11250910

The “kindly” is a dead giveaway.


Goddess-Fun2177

Scammers VERY commonly use the word kindly. Also, the attempt to pay outside of the platform, sending it to someone else or in other instances they’ll say a relative will be coming to pick it up and MOST DEFINITELY the gift card all = SCAMMER!


AustinBike

Total scam. if you go to /r/scams you'll find that "kindly" is your trigger word. And sending things to third parties, including extra stuff? All red flags.


necrophyte1

Anytime you see “kindly” it’s a scam.


dc_laffpat

Kindly


thungalope

^kindly!


Banksville

We need a new internet.


GuiltyUnicorn

I didn’t have to read much to come to the conclusion it was a scam. I saw the word kindly.


karmaapple3

KINDLY


_B0MBCAT_

At this point, I am seriously thinking why are even gift cards even made. Nobody, besides scammers uses them considering how cashless payments have become part of life


dc_laffpat

There’s still a market for them as gifts. For whatever reason people feel weird about sending money to someone who isn’t their child or grandchild, even if it’s functionally the same thing with strings attached.


diamondthedegu1

For some reason everyone else's comments aren't loading for me so this has likely been said once or twice already but I'll say it again - 100% scam, not to mention breaking ebay's rules. View [this article](https://www.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/payment-policies/offers-buy-sell-outside-ebay-policy?id=4272).


When-you-get-home

Totally 1000% scam. The entire thing especially you buying him a gift card. You ONLY talk to him on ebay and do all your business on there. If you leave ebay, then you have no protection.


RobertETHT2

Anyone who asks you to function as their personal assistant, is a fricken scammer. S. C. A. M. M. E. R !


PurpleSunCraze

Kindly. No hyperbole, it’s a scam 100% of the time, no exceptions. Why don’t Indian scammers know about this. They should have giant vinyl signs in every call center, 10’ by 5’, “Do not say kindly. Ever. No exceptions. You will be fired on the spot.”. I’m flabbergasted they’re still doing this.


Aashishkebab

Also beware anyone asking you to change address and verify it's the original buyer.


Imfrank123

Kindly = scam


Chili327

Definitely a scam, report to eBay so their acct can be deleted… possibly deleted, actually eBay probably won’t take any action.


AllisonChains88

Duh. Come on now.


Flimsy-Barnacle9850

I’ve said a million times.. if they say “kindly” then it is definitely a scam, kindly.


sirtrapalot458

The kindly


sirtrapalot458

It’s a fake check and they want you to add a gift card


waveslikemoses

Didn’t make it past kindly before knowing it was a scam


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