InstantForum.NET v4.1.3Discussion Forums/TPModerator@tradingpost.com.auSat, 20 Mar 2010 04:54:56 GMT20/Topic1915-43-1.aspxHi Mick,</P><P>I think you must be new to buying and selling online.</P><P>Trading Post, like eBay, Oztion and the vast number of online auction sites around the world provide a place where buyers and sellers meet.<BR>None of the sites offer a fool proof or scam proof system of connecting buyers and sellers.</P><P>Likewise none of them offer to "support" their ads, they simply provide a place where buyers and sellers meet.</P><P>All the sites state this quite clearly in their Terms and Conditions section and warn buyers to be careful when buying online.</P><P>You haven't explained how you were scammed, just that the "Ad" scammed you, which of course isn't accurate as the Seller that placed the Ad is the one at fault, not the Ad.</P><P>If you were scammed I'd be interested to know what the Ad said and also how you paid the money to the seller.</P><P>Cheers<BR>BruceTue, 08 Jul 2008 13:22:15 GMTBruce_AdvancedSeller/Topic1915-43-1.aspxI have been scammed by an ad on the Trading Post and would like to know if there has been anyone else who has been scammed by an ad on the Trading post. Trading post will not take responsibility for the ads they allow on the web page. So this scammed buyer would not recommended to buy with them until they can support their ads.Tue, 08 Jul 2008 11:45:52 GMTmick6811