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Yep it’s a scam. Same exact nonsense of a free harp in Nevada. I asked them to send photos of the harp in the storage unit and would not send any other pics other than the exact ones in the marketplace listing. Obvious scam 🙄🙄🙄 I really wanted that harp too plop
scam "company" for scamming money from facebook marketplace. the lady Joyce Montgomery sent me an email replying with my email name and not even the name i said in the email. they want 200-400 dollars on an instrument, harp, for what is listed as free an hour drive away from me in new hampshire. the email then claims the harp is in nevada, obvious scam
This is a scam. Tammy Whiting.
Right before I paid, just to make sure I wasn't being scammed, I did a google search asking "is safemoverinc a scam?"
You just saved me $155. Thank you so much!
Yep. Same experience. Same scam, same Tammy Whiting, probably same "Joyce Brockway" account on Facebook, same everything. This one was run in California.
Same scam from FB marketplace. Don’t fall for it!
Not real movers. They are scammers that uses Facebook Marketplace listing's for "free" instruments. They claim that the instrument (a guitar) is free and in Nevada and you just have to cover shipping. There is no instrument. They are overseas scammers with bad grammar trying to steal money. Shameful and pathetic.They used a story about a lady named Tammy Whiting to try to call my attention
Don't fall for it!!!
Not real movers. They are scammers that uses Facebook Marketplace listing's for "free" instruments. They claim that the instrument (like a piano or harp) is free and in Nevada and you just have to cover shipping. There is no instrument. They are overseas scammers with bad grammar trying to steal money. Shameful and pathetic.
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