Whether you are looking for a new mobile phone, want to move to a new house, or are planning to upgrade your laptop, there is always a small chance that you will come across a scammer. Here is what you can do to make sure your money and your identity stay completely safe.

1. Avoid paying for goods and services in advance, even if the seller claims he needs money for delivery.


2. If it’s too good to be true, it is likely a scam. If the price of the item is unbelievably low, or the salary in a job ad is unrealistically high, it’s better to leave such an ad out of attention.


3. Don’t share any of your personal information with the sellers on the Internet. Full name, banking and financial data, home address put you at risk of getting scammed.


4. If a seller asks for extra money when you’re trying to purchase an item or order a service, there’s a huge chance that this is a scam and you shouldn’t proceed with making a deal.


5. Verify the seller’s identity before agreeing to purchase the item. Learn as much about the seller as you can – most importantly, the full name and location.


6. Choose only public places to meet with the seller no matter what you buy – a car, a smartphone, or a motorcycle. Arrange the meeting before sunset and take someone with you, if possible.

yes, it's true. thanks

they are kidnapping sellers nowadays. i know of someone that was robbed by the buyer of the phone he wanted to sell on jiji. i also know someone that was robbed by the seller. Jiji is dangerous.

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they are kidnapping sellers nowadays. i know of someone that was robbed by the buyer of the phone he wanted to sell on jiji. i also know someone that was robbed by the seller. Jiji is dangerous.

I and my friends are not faced with such a problem

Pled I found it difficult to deliver my goods to customers on jiji because of the cash on delivery some times I want to use bus to deliver to them but I don't see it to work because they have to pay pls any one with an I idea to move forward pls on how to handle such delivery pls

carmine9:
Whether you are looking for a new mobile phone, want to move to a new house, or are planning to upgrade your laptop, there is always a small chance that you will come across a scammer. Here is what you can do to make sure your money and your identity stay completely safe.

1. Avoid paying for goods and services in advance, even if the seller claims he needs money for delivery.


2. If it’s too good to be true, it is likely a scam. If the price of the item is unbelievably low, or the salary in a job ad is unrealistically high, it’s better to leave such an ad out of attention.


3. Don’t share any of your personal information with the sellers on the Internet. Full name, banking and financial data, home address put you at risk of getting scammed.


4. If a seller asks for extra money when you’re trying to purchase an item or order a service, there’s a huge chance that this is a scam and you shouldn’t proceed with making a deal.


5. Verify the seller’s identity before agreeing to purchase the item. Learn as much about the seller as you can – most importantly, the full name and location.


6. Choose only public places to meet with the seller no matter what you buy – a car, a smartphone, or a motorcycle. Arrange the meeting before sunset and take someone with you, if possible.

Caustics:
they are kidnapping sellers nowadays. i know of someone that was robbed by the buyer of the phone he wanted to sell on jiji. i also know someone that was robbed by the seller. Jiji is dangerous.

Pled I found it difficult to deliver my goods to customers on jiji because of the cash on delivery some times I want to use bus to deliver to them but I don't see it to work because they have to pay pls any one with an I idea to move forward pls on how to handle such delivery pls

What are you talking about ? The most dangerous here are you and not jiji.You can not even buy or sell without problems? You just need to learn how to take responsibility for your actions.