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pglaves
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Which Forum is this that is being talked about? I have been off several for quite a while but would like to know which one I shouldn't get back on. Is there a reason for the obfuscation?
lee
Debbie's Servant
riderr1150gsadv
Well-known member
If one has nothing nice to say..etc etc. Didn't want to start bashing either..
I have brought this information up before. Seems like a good time to post a reminder- from the FBI. 
abcnews.go.com
Be careful out there!
OM
FBI issues new warning about QR code scams
Federal officials say thieves are often using fake QR codes to misdirect payments, take customers’ money and steal other important information.
Video FBI issues new warning about QR code scams
Federal officials say thieves are often using fake QR codes to misdirect payments, take customers’ money and steal other important information.
abcnews.go.com
Be careful out there!
OM
akbeemer
SURVIVOR
I still visit ADVRider regularly. There is no doubt that it has changed for the worse under new ownership, but still worth withstanding the money first and foremost approach of the new owners. I stick to four subforms: GSpot, Alaska Regional, Parallel Twins (F bikes) and Hacks. All have much more traffic than their similar forums here, and have proven to be useful resources; particularly the Hack forum. There is very little of the personal crap that some areas of the forum are known for, I fact, if anything it is being over moderated.
gsinnc
Well-known member
Well I have bought and sold dozens of items on the 3 sites I frequent ...advrider, BMWMOA and BMWST and have never had an issue. All transaction have gone smooth and items always received on time. The only issue I had was when I bought a top box for my RT and the seller packed it vey poorly and it had a scuff on it. But that was the ONLY issues in probably 10-15 years of buying and selling.
phoenixrdr
Member
Just my two cents, but I try and talk to the sellers or buyer of the merchandise. Not that makes it any safer but I think it helps. I’ve only used the MOA site, not familiar with the other sites.
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