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The deposit scam: eno.vn never asks you to pay a deposit

The most common classifieds scam is the deposit. It looks like this. The price is good but not crazy. The seller is friendly and fast. They say another buyer is coming this evening, so send a small deposit to hold it. They give a bank number, a QR code, or a link to a page that looks like a payment or delivery service. After you pay, the item needs a shipping fee, then an insurance release, then a verification transfer. Each one is small. Then the account disappears. What is true on eno.vn • eno.vn never asks you for money for a listed item. There is no escrow, no holding fee, no verification fee, and no delivery service run by eno. • Nobody from eno will ever ask for your OTP code or your bank password. • There is no payment page for buying a listed item. If a page asks you to pay to release an item, it is not us. Rules that keep you safe • No deposit, ever. If you cannot come and see it, let the item go. • Pay in person, when the item is in your hand. • A seller who refuses to meet and only wants a transfer is the scam. • Listing text on eno may not contain phone numbers, links or handles, and posts that do are rejected. A stranger pushing you to an outside link is a warning sign. Already paid? Report the conversation on eno, call your bank the same day, and take the transfer receipts to your ward police station.

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