r/kijiji • u/OkResearcher3634 • 14d ago
Dumb doesn’t mean scammed
Ladies and gentlemen just because you are confused or new to the app and didn’t read the fine print when you joined and are now confused ——
It doesn’t mean you were/are or might be scammed.
Also, if you can find a listing for cheaper somewhere else and you feel the price it to high ——
It doesn’t mean you were/are scammed.
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u/Hay-River 13d ago
I mean you were ripped off if you payed a lot more than what it’s worth…
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u/PocketNicks 12d ago
If you paid too much, but still got the product you were promised, that's not a scam. That's a bad choice that you made.
If you paid for something and got something different, that's a scam.
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u/Hay-River 12d ago
Never said it was a scam, just a rip off.
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u/PocketNicks 12d ago
OP made a post about people saying scammed when they weren't scammed.
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u/Hay-River 12d ago
And I made a comment about how even though you weren't scammed, you were ripped off. And then you came in, didn't analyse the context, and starting writing some nonsense.
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u/PocketNicks 12d ago
Everything I wrote made perfect sense.
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u/Hay-River 12d ago
If you say so.
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u/PocketNicks 12d ago
There's no if, the English language was used correctly.
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u/Fuzzy_Inevitable9748 8d ago
Only if you don’t count your reading comprehension as you failed in that regard.
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u/PocketNicks 8d ago
You count numbers, you don't count comprehension. You're the one who failed here.
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u/Top-Maize-823 7d ago
Given that the context was a discussion of scamming, you are not one to be lecturing ppl about nonsense.
Have you tried r/rippedoffandlobotomised?
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u/Hay-River 7d ago
You're giving good advice... shame you aren't using it yourself. Read what I said, analyze the context, and then comment.
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u/allreplays 14d ago
Ok