Saturday 20 April, 2024

Somebody in Tralee tried to sell phone credit on Facebook but failed so hard

This was never going to end well.

SELLING ONLINE CAN be a risky business, but this is one of the more unique pitfalls that can befall you.

Spotted on the ‘Tralee buy sell swap’ Facebook page earlier today was this tempting offer:

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The post has since been deleted because of the obvious fact that the credit code was there for all to see.

Now, maybe selling phone credit on Facebook is indeed a good idea, but if you’re going to do it you might not want to give everyone access to the goods before payment has been made. It’s a recipe for disaster.

Thanks to @ShaneMcAuliffe1 for sending this our way

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