My golden rule:
No Proof. Not Real.

This topic from TTGhelp is if for Members or Guests on TTG to be aware that there is a level of high scam on this site and sites like it. Theres nothing wrong with these sites, its just that with the total number of member it would be common to see scams. In this topic will be an Introdution, Common Questions, How to detect scams, How to report scams, Why not to scam/what would happen, and a Conclusion.

Topic Sections:
- Introduction.
- Common Questions.
- How to detect scams.
- How to report scams.
- Why not to scam/what could happen.
-Conclusion.


Introduction

To start off I want to thank you for reading this topic and congratulate xSCOUTx, TTG_CALL_OF_DUTY and TgTag for helping me out with this topic. Second, I would like to say I hope you are having a nice day and I hope you enjoy reading this. You probably already know what this is about, scamming/scammers. So please read these important facts. Thank you.

Common Questions

Why do people scam?
Well, one of the main reasons is that some people need the money, ether if its bills, debt, or just to buy something they want.

How do I report scammers?
(Will be explained later in the post) If you are on a site, tell an Admin or a Moderator, they will handle it correctly. If you are using PayPal, file a dispute or contact there hotline and tell them your situation (1 (8 221-1161) If on a email, please visit the site I will link later in the topic. If on any other, PM me.

Can I report scammers?
Yes. Later in the post I will further explain how.

When I report scammers what happens?
It depends on how, where, and who you contact. If you contact the right people about the situation, you will
get results.

How to detect scam
(This will be regarding TTG)

The easiest way to detect scam is follow the golden rule, No Proof. Not Real. Some other ways are:
-Check the email. If the email dosnt sound like a person's name, don't trust it. Ex. "[email protected]"
- Make them show proof. If they don't, THEN DONT BUY, it dosnt matter who it is, DO NOT BUY FROM THEM.
- If the seller says "shop is moving" or any other excuse.
- The seller tells you its "low risk" or "no risk at all."
- If the seller joined within 2 weeks.
- If the seller how a low rep.
- Check out his/her recent Topics and posts
- Prefer to buy from "Trusted Seller's"
- WARNING- people will steal "proof" videos from legitimate sellers, so please be careful.

*This does not apply to all Members and Guests.*

How to report a scam
Reporting the scam is very important and needs to be done right. I will list several sites and under them I will tell you how to report a scam if you are on that site.

TTG.com
To report a scam on TTG, PM a Admin or a Moderator, they will know what to do from then. *Also, include proof in the PM*

PayPal
To report a scam on PayPal, click file dispute. It will give you directions to correctly file a dispute. If you need further help, please contact the PayPal hotline(1 (8 8 8) 2 2 1-1 1 6 1)

eBay
To report a scam on eBay click the Resolution Center link for all of your eBay problems.

Any online site
To report a scammer on an email, site, or online please report to these websites:
- [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
- [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
- [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

For further info about any site or reporting a scam online, please PM me.

Why not to scam/what could happen
This section is about why not scam someone, and what could happen to you if you did. This will be brief. So. If you scam someone(taking the money and not granting them what they thought they were getting) you could be in jail, debt, arrested, go to court, and get fined. It dosnt really matter how much money it is, it is still a federal crime. So please, do not scam.

Conclusion
Thank you for reading my topic! Hope you enjoyed, and I hope you learded something new about scamming/scammers! This topic is from: TTGhelp

*I am not responsible for your actions! Please pay online wisely.*