To place your dress for sale advert please submit your payment now.
To provide you a secure way of handling credit card payments we are using the same technology
as it used for ordering goods online. You can submit payment by credit card online, fax by cheque by post.
There is obviously no delivery, but we still require your name and address for billing
purposes. When asked for shipping option select "No shipping - 0.00"
Click a relevant button below to proceed.
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ONE "For sale" advert/item - £15.00
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TWO "For sale" adverts/items - £25.00
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THREE "For sale" adverts/items - £35.00
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FOUR "For sale" adverts/items - £40.00
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FIVE "For sale" adverts/items - £45.00
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SIX "For sale" adverts/items - £50.00
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SEVEN "For sale" adverts/items - £55.00
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EIGHT "For sale" adverts/items - £60.00
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NINE "For sale" adverts/items - £65.00
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TEN "For sale" adverts/items - £70.00
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WARNING!
Sellers beware of FRAUDSTERS who offer to buy an item and send you a (stolen!)
cheque and insist they would send their own courier to collect the goods immediately after and
before you realize you got a bad cheque.
They may pay the bad cheque into your bank account themselves, but such payment will only
appear on your bank account for a couple of days and then disappear again. To add insult to injury
you will be charged a penalty fee by your bank.
Some fraudsters also offer to pay by PayPal, but be aware that PayPal payments can be reversed by
the buyer quite easily!
If anyone refers to your dress as "an item" it indicates
he/she do not even know what item they are talking about as they send hundreds of such emails every
day. Do not even engage into any conversation with such people.
Some other signs indicating that it is a scammer, not a real buyer
are phrases like:
- someone offers to send you a cheque for more than your asking price and request that you
send them a change in another cheque. You can be sure that their cheque will not clear and you will
loose not only your costume, but the "change" money too.
- "my secretary will issue a cheque" (how many of us buy dresses through a secretary?)
- "I have my own shipper, who will collect from you" (clearly he wants to take the dress away BEFORE you realise his payment has disappeared from your account)
- "God bless you" (typical Middle-East style attempt to gain your trust)
A simple test to probe your potential buyer is to ask him/her what dance competions
he/she is planning to go to, as you might be able to bring the dress to one of those
competition. A fraudster will have no idea what competitions are there and will not
give you any sensible answer.
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