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• If an offer sounds too good to be true: It might just not be true!
• Buy the seller, not the watch!

• referenced on » SwissManufactures
• providing best references worldwide
• promoting its watches on various websites
• having a wide selection of different manufacturers
• offering comparable pricing to other dealers
• featuring various contact options like email & phone
• allowing personal pick up of watches in their offices
• emailing from addresses which are identical to their own website
• sending out individual pictures fast
• enabling different payment methods
• having an 'Imprint' and a detailed ‘General Terms and Conditions Act’

• Be careful with sellers using 'free' E-Mail accounts such as yahoo, hotmail, aol etc.
• Always check the phone-number given in the ad. Is it working? Is it forwarded to a mobile phone? Is the person on the other end 'trustworthy'?
• Never ever pay for a watch via Western Union
• Do not pay for a watch via bank-wire to a service pretending to be 'Google Checkout' / Google Checkout does not offer payment via bank-wire (only via credit-cards)
• Do not buy via an escrow service that claims to be affiliated with any website
• Never pay money in advance to a seller offering transaction handling through an escrow-service by Royal Mail
• Watch out for spoofed escrow-sites (sites or emails that look like DHL or TNT but are not the real deal)