Audits, are Real Bad
I don't think so. I bought a pistol from what look like a online firearm dealer. After talking to Sig Sauer right after the the problem showed up with the online company. They had just found out about the site and told me there was another just like it by a little differant name. The site wanted payment by zelle which I thought was a little strange. I recieved the tracking information shortly after payment. The whole thing started falling apart. The shipper had some strange looks about it also. Two days before it was to arrive the shipper posted that the shippment was put on hold for insurance reasons. There was no contact information from the shipper except a email. So I emailed them and they did not answer. The day I was to recieved the firearm I got a email from the seller. And it said due to new regs in my state that a deposit of $500 would have to be made for insurance reasons and would be refundable after I recieved the firearm. This is when the flag went up. The whole thing was a very hugh scam. And they used zelle because there is not recourse of getting my money back. My bank told me that once the money is sent it can not be stopped or gotten back. So with what my bank found out they do not allow anyone to use zelle thru them. Also by the way the firearm was being shipped to a FFL dealer so they were trying to help me also. They had some customers that were going to buy from them also. Lucky they were able to stop there customers before they did.
Tim,
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I use them all the time . Pay Pal is just another way for the IRS and others to know your business .
