I'm wondering if anyone living near this area: 10 East St, Rhayader, Powys, LD6 5EA, United Kingdom

Would be willing to do some "sniffing around" work for myself to see if they are, as they advertise, a legitimate company.

All I wish to know, if the company shop or warehouse actually exists at that location.


They claim to sell 20 Iphones at 1.7K

or singularly at 255 quid each.



If anyone is willing to check them out who live near, please say, or contact me : stevefransean@hotmail.com

Noone live near there at all?

Originally Posted by nobby300

I'm wondering if anyone living near this area: 10 East St, Rhayader, Powys, LD6 5EA, United Kingdom

Would be willing to do some "sniffing around" work for myself to see if they are, as they advertise, a legitimate company.

All I wish to know, if the company shop or warehouse actually exists at that location.


They claim to sell 20 Iphones at 1.7K

or singularly at 255 quid each.



If anyone is willing to check them out who live near, please say, or contact me : stevefransean@hotmail.com

Did you brought any phone's from him? If yes this could be helpful.

no, that's the thing.

I do not totally trust them because they are on allibloodybaba as well.

As it would take me probably six hours to get there from here, I'm asking if anyone actually lives near and would be willing to check them out for me

I would prefer Bank Transfer on the spot rather then Cash Deal. And yeah it will be helpful if someone near to this location can guide you about this company/person. What do you think?

Is bank transfer completely safe then?

The method i am talking about is when he hand over the phones to you and have checked them you then transfer money into sellers account. at least you wont be worried about Cash in your hands. I would like senior members to recommend or rejest this method. Thank you.

Techno Seller are you suggesting COC (Cash on collection)? Where buyer inspects goods then pays? If so, then this method would be my recommended option. Reason being, not only do you get to see what your actually buying, but also you meet the supplier (if he exists) and form a business bond. You will feel much better doing this. Regarding the qty of money, the actual product and uncertaintity of supplier too, payment upon inspection is your best option. If you are serious about doing business, then travel shouldnt be a issue. Of course, do your research and make sure they are actually there, and if they are, then pay them a visit. But if for some reason you cannot visit supplier (i dont see why not unless hes a broker), then proceed with care and use a credit card and nothing else as this is the most and probably the only effective way of actually staying protected!

Well said GstaR.. Thank you. I would like to add another important suggestion and that is to meet your supplier at any such public point which has got CCTV's.

A 6 hour drive would cost you around £70, send the money and risk being scammed could cost you £1700.

If you are unsure visit the supplier