u/kaeelee

I am selling one VIP unregistered wristband in Los Angeles area for $800 or best offer. Please be available to buy in cash or Zelle transfer or PayPal in person. We can meet at the police station.

I am able to show proof of purchase via frontgate and via my e-mail. I can sign in the front gate website in person so you can see as well if needed. You can take a copy of a screenshot of my order. You can take a copy of my photo ID. Please let me know what you need in order to feel safe. Thank you.

I have two VIP wristbands but I want to attend the event and also sell one of my VIP wristbands.

1. How do I sell one VIP wristband without getting scammed?

2. Do I ask for cash only or Zelle only payments? (I don’t have PayPal)

3. If I register my one VIP wristband, will it affect the other wristband I want to sell?

4. If the buyer requests to see a confirmation of my purchase on the frontgate website and a confirmation on my e-mail, how do I ensure my safety?

5. If the buyer requests to check or take a picture of my photo ID for their safety, would that affect me? I am concerned that the buyer is able to call frontgate or enter the venue before I do and claim that they lost two wristbands and use my confirmation and photo of ID card to scam me.

Please help me as a first time anxious seller. Thank you for your time.

(If I am allowed to sell here, I prefer to sell in person and can meet in front of your bank or police station in the Los Angeles area. Please let me know if that is okay, if not, I will edit the message and delete this part.)

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