开云体育

Selling off my Shack / HF Rigs, Amp, Accs.

First Brks All Messages By This Member #50135 Flex-6300, Icom IC-7600, Icom IC-E2820. Yeasu FTdx3000? and FTdx 5000mp Elecraft kpa 500? & KX3 ? ACOM 1010 ? Dipol 2X17m 9m up 500Ohm ladder line?? Tuner Palstar AT1KBAL,? Fritzel FB13 Dipol 20m 15m 10m up 9m I can provide a pic of my Shack. Offers are accepted or I can send a market price. Email: kj6sub@... Phone: 760 659 5423 KJ6SUB Aliso Viejo, CA Rob
n4mf_sc All Messages By This Member #50136 SCAM !!!! This is cross posted all over the yahoo groups with different names. KJ6SUB does not have a QRZ Email address and is a TECH. I bet he doesn't know he has all these goodies... Mitch N4MF
[email protected] #50137 I looked up the license number and it comes up as Roberto Miranda and just because he's a tech doesn't mean he doesn't have enough money to buy the stuff in the first place. There's any number of reasons he might be selling his gear not the least of which is he's jut tired of it. Look him up and send a snail mail to check if it's for real or not. I'm looking up his name on Facebook and checking with 3 people of that name on the theory that it can't hurt to make sure.
Steven KA9MOT #50139 Seriously Chris? This is a classic scam. Very obvious.? Steve KA9MOT? toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Mon, Oct 15, 2018, 5:37 PM chris.buyer@... [FT-857] <FT-857@...> wrote: ? I looked up the license number and it comes up as Roberto Miranda and just because he's a tech doesn't mean he doesn't have enough money to buy the stuff in the first place. There's any number of reasons he might be selling his gear not the least of which is he's jut tired of it. Look him up and send a snail mail to check if it's for real or not.. I'm looking up his name on Facebook and checking with 3 people of that name on the theory that it can't hurt to make sure.
Steve Black All Messages By This Member #50138 开云体育 ?Scam comes up every so often. Lots of high end stuff and want to get out of the hobby. Almost always an Elecraft in the mix. Have reasons not to take Paypal. Make a better deal if you deal direct. Send them the bank account info or charge card info and watch your account get drained. They might take a wire transfer. Lose your money. Then be too embarrassed to let anyone know you got scammed. Sure techs buy lots of radios they are not entitled to use then quit the hobby every day and sell them off for a great loss. Yeah it could be real but I'll guarantee your better off buying a lottery ticket and spending your winnings on new equipment. Your chances at a million or so to one are better than getting your dream radios from this scam. I hear police dispatches every day on a scanner about scams. Often its elderly but many are people who expect something for nothing. The smart ones call the police before parting with money. The gullible never get their money back. "If its too good to be true it is too good to be true".? Steve kb1chu toggle quoted message Show quoted text ? I looked up the license number and it comes up as Roberto Miranda and just because he's a tech doesn't mean he doesn't have enough money to buy the stuff in the first place. There's any number of reasons he might be selling his gear not the least of which is he's jut tired of it. Look him up and send a snail mail to check if it's for real or not. I'm looking up his name on Facebook and checking with 3 people of that name on the theory that it can't hurt to make sure.
[email protected] #50140 Yes you're right. It never hurts to be very very cautious. Here's a thought along those lines... If they're selling everything why isn't there an ad on Ebay and on Craigslist? Something like this I'd have to travel to the location and make sure it's real before I bought anything.
J Davidson All Messages By This Member #50142 [email protected] to gullible list, check! This same scam had been sent through this list before with the exact same pattern.?? 1 pick a tech license to imitate that has little or no online presence 2. set up a legitimate looking email via Gmail, Yahoo, ect. 3. Gain access to any radio related email lists they can. 4. Spam all email lists with the "barn find of the century". 5. Hope 1 gullible implusive ham will actually "buy" this equipment. 6. Abandon email account and close whatever account the money was transferred to. 7. Start process over with "new" credentials.. I work in the security sector and there is no need in contacting the actual owner of this call sign because this conversation will lead to words like "my license is still valid?" or "I forgot about that license I applied for 8 years ago and have never used" or any number of other "I'm not interested in ham radio anymore" comments you can think of.
[email protected] #50144 Obviously you completely spaced out the part where I said I would only do this if I could visit the site first and see the equipment and pay in cash. Please don't insult me again,
Les Niles All Messages By This Member #50145 开云体育 You’re spot on, except that #5 should be “1 or more.” ?The?imaginary?equipment can just as easily be sold multiple times. No reason to disappoint the second or third willing buyer.? ??-Les W6VN toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Oct 16, 2018, at 2:59 PM, J Davidson ki4rca@... [FT-857] <FT-857@...> wrote: ? Chris.buyer@......add to gullible list, check! This same scam had been sent through this list before with the exact same pattern.?? 1 pick a tech license to imitate that has little or no online presence 2. set up a legitimate looking email via Gmail, Yahoo, ect. 3. Gain access to any radio related email lists they can. 4. Spam all email lists with the "barn find of the century". 5. Hope 1 gullible implusive ham will actually "buy" this equipment. 6. Abandon email account and close whatever account the money was transferred to. 7. Start process over with "new" credentials.. I work in the security sector and there is no need in contacting the actual owner of this call sign because this conversation will lead to words like "my license is still valid?" or "I forgot about that license I applied for 8 years ago and have never used" or any number of other "I'm not interested in ham radio anymore" comments you can think of.
[email protected] #50146 Just to be sure I'm clear, I meant to physically visit the location of the seller and see the equipment in operations. Also, paypal is my friend. LOL? One other thing to check is the seller's feedback. If they have very few or a lot of negatives I would steer clear. If they have a lot of feedback and all or only 1 out of hundreds that are negative I would probably chance it. People do quit hobbies from time to time. LOL I'm going to put my model airplanes up for sale as a "lot" soon, I'm not able to fly them any longer due to a neck injury. It is what it is and I have a LOT of stuff.
Les Niles All Messages By This Member #50147 开云体育 That’s the thing about these scammers, they advertise by posting to various mailing lists. They don’t use one of the classified listings like where there is a history and buyer/seller feedback. Not that there aren’t scams on , but when you see an ad posted to several mailing lists but not the classifieds sites, it’s almost certainly a scam.? ??-Les W6VN toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Oct 18, 2018, at 11:44 AM, chris.buyer@... [FT-857] <FT-857@...> wrote: ? Just to be sure I'm clear, I meant to physically visit the location of the seller and see the equipment in operations. Also, paypal is my friend. LOL? One other thing to check is the seller's feedback. If they have very few or a lot of negatives I would steer clear. If they have a lot of feedback and all or only 1 out of hundreds that are negative I would probably chance it. People do quit hobbies from time to time. LOL I'm going to put my model airplanes up for sale as a "lot" soon, I'm not able to fly them any longer due to a neck injury. It is what it is and I have a LOT of stuff.
Tom Taylor #50148 开云体育 The QRZ buying and selling isn’t what it’s cracked up to be I bought a 101EE from a guy it got here and would only put out 20 W and had some switch on the front underneath I had no idea what it was for the seller left me no instructions and to pay $350 for a not working Radio sure burn me so needless to say my QRZ buying days are done at least with PayPal you can open a case and maybe get your money back or return the item? toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Oct 18, 2018, at 11:02 PM, Les Niles les@... [FT-857] <FT-857@...> wrote: ? That’s the thing about these scammers, they advertise by posting to various mailing lists. They don’t use one of the classified listings like where there is a history and buyer/seller feedback. Not that there aren’t scams on , but when you see an ad posted to several mailing lists but not the classifieds sites, it’s almost certainly a scam.? ??-Les W6VN On Oct 18, 2018, at 11:44 AM, chris.buyer@... [FT-857] <FT-857@...> wrote: ? Just to be sure I'm clear, I meant to physically visit the location of the seller and see the equipment in operations. Also, paypal is my friend. LOL? One other thing to check is the seller's feedback. If they have very few or a lot of negatives I would steer clear. If they have a lot of feedback and all or only 1 out of hundreds that are negative I would probably chance it. People do quit hobbies from time to time. LOL I'm going to put my model airplanes up for sale as a "lot" soon, I'm not able to fly them any longer due to a neck injury. It is what it is and I have a LOT of stuff.
Tom Taylor #50149 开云体育 And before everybody has a comment to make I was very green first couple weeks into the ham program had just gotten my license so I really didn’t know what to do about the defective product. At the time I didn’t have a call sign because I had taken the test but didn’t get the results yet and I’m going back more than five years toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Oct 18, 2018, at 11:02 PM, Les Niles les@... [FT-857] <FT-857@...> wrote: ? That’s the thing about these scammers, they advertise by posting to various mailing lists. They don’t use one of the classified listings like where there is a history and buyer/seller feedback. Not that there aren’t scams on , but when you see an ad posted to several mailing lists but not the classifieds sites, it’s almost certainly a scam.? ??-Les W6VN On Oct 18, 2018, at 11:44 AM, chris.buyer@... [FT-857] <FT-857@...> wrote: ? Just to be sure I'm clear, I meant to physically visit the location of the seller and see the equipment in operations. Also, paypal is my friend. LOL? One other thing to check is the seller's feedback. If they have very few or a lot of negatives I would steer clear. If they have a lot of feedback and all or only 1 out of hundreds that are negative I would probably chance it. People do quit hobbies from time to time. LOL I'm going to put my model airplanes up for sale as a "lot" soon, I'm not able to fly them any longer due to a neck injury. It is what it is and I have a LOT of stuff.
Tom Taylor #50150 开云体育 Thanks guys for the reply at least I feel like I’m not the only guy that got ripped off on QRZ ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? KD2JBL.? toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Oct 19, 2018, at 8:00 AM, Tom Taylor <tucker4422@...> wrote: And before everybody has a comment to make I was very green first couple weeks into the ham program had just gotten my license so I really didn’t know what to do about the defective product. At the time I didn’t have a call sign because I had taken the test but didn’t get the results yet and I’m going back more than five years On Oct 18, 2018, at 11:02 PM, Les Niles les@... [FT-857] <FT-857@...> wrote: ? That’s the thing about these scammers, they advertise by posting to various mailing lists. They don’t use one of the classified listings like where there is a history and buyer/seller feedback. Not that there aren’t scams on , but when you see an ad posted to several mailing lists but not the classifieds sites, it’s almost certainly a scam.? ??-Les W6VN On Oct 18, 2018, at 11:44 AM, chris.buyer@... [FT-857] <FT-857@...> wrote: ? Just to be sure I'm clear, I meant to physically visit the location of the seller and see the equipment in operations. Also, paypal is my friend. LOL? One other thing to check is the seller's feedback. If they have very few or a lot of negatives I would steer clear. If they have a lot of feedback and all or only 1 out of hundreds that are negative I would probably chance it. People do quit hobbies from time to time. LOL I'm going to put my model airplanes up for sale as a "lot" soon, I'm not able to fly them any longer due to a neck injury. It is what it is and I have a LOT of stuff.

Previous Topic Next Topic