Don’t Accept Free Pianos from Scammers! – Everything Law and Order Blog

I had a someone email me offering to donate a piano. It sounded too good to be true but I had to find out. I think you’ll be pretty surprised by what I uncovered.

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44 thoughts on “Don’t Accept Free Pianos from Scammers!”
  1. I had a similar incident that happened to me (almost) 2 years ago on Facebook Marketplace when there was a guy how was selling a "Free" Piano, and had the same sob story of his wife dying (shown here).

    If you looked at the picture, the piano they were showing was from a possible store. Thankfully, no money wasn't spent on the scam since I didn't proceed to the payment and all that yada yada. ๐Ÿ˜

  2. I got a phone number off of my dad's phone and started texting them and they wanted to put advertising on my car and pay me to advertise on my car I had to pay the guy to come out and put the stickers on my car and they would send me a check too cover it I had them send it to a business that was not mine It was fun wasting their time

  3. Some joker currently has a free Steinway in Vegas. I am a piano tuner two hours north of there. Thereโ€™s no way I would fall for that! We did, however, have two individuals here in our home from Pakistan. They came to clean our ducts And you know the rest. 460 bucks, however I was at my bank the following day after my wife discovered your channel! By the way, the local cops are in on their shit, so hopefully theyโ€™ll get them!

  4. Where I live in the Blue Ridge Mountains, older people still routinely use the word, "kindly". It's part of mountain english. So that wouldn't have necessarily been a red flag to me since I'm used to hearing it. Thanks for the headsup.

  5. I did University in Britain in the late 70s and I say kindly, sincerely, lovely, โ€œfinds you wellโ€. Born and raised in Western USA. I also call people by Miss, Mister. I think the Nigerians are using old formal English from England.

  6. I got a piano this same way. I paid for the delivery and the piano was free. I thought i was going to take lessons and learn to play… that was 4 years ago. On an unrelated note, does anyone want a piano in the Atlanta metro area? ๐Ÿ˜‚

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