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RE: Is this unethical for a rolex? - Bossmanxm - 04-03-2023
Thats why ive never SE any individual. What would be the best place to SE a rolex watch or jewellery. Goldsmiths have cameras and i dont know where to hit. doesnt specifically have to be a rolex but something similar
RE: Is this unethical for a rolex? - papken - 04-04-2023
(04-03-2023, 12:12 PM)Bossmanxm Wrote: Thats why ive never SE any individual. What would be the best place to SE a rolex watch or jewellery. Goldsmiths have cameras and i dont know where to hit. doesnt specifically have to be a rolex but something similar
just find someone who does paypal refs.
RE: Is this unethical for a rolex? - mothered - 04-04-2023
(04-03-2023, 12:12 PM)Bossmanxm Wrote: What would be the best place to SE a rolex watch or jewellery. Goldsmiths have cameras and i dont know where to hit.Stating the absolute obvious, Amazon.
RE: Is this unethical for a rolex? - Bossmanxm - 04-04-2023
no Rolex on amazon so I need to find an actual store but Rolex brand new is hard to acquire as its so in demand and going to Rolex store/online there's a massiveeeeeee waitlist, need to get one 2nd hand
RE: Is this unethical for a rolex? - AllanJoshua - 09-05-2023
It's important to consider the ethical aspects of any transaction. When it comes to buying luxury items like a Rolex, transparency and honesty are key. Opting for a second-hand purchase is a common choice, but intentionally misleading a seller by claiming an item is fake when it's not, or attempting to deceive in other ways, might raise ethical concerns.