FS: Barely used Civic Type R Hondata FlashPro

[MaxPower]

Can’t anyone just post a screenshot… What exactly are we looking for… Anyone can post a screenshot showing that it’s unlocked… Asking because I don’t want to be a victim

Good question. If you want to be extra careful, look for (or specifically request) pics like one posted here. You can see that the serial# on the physical device matches the serial# of the unlocked unit in the Ktuner software. I've also seen sellers post photos of the device next to a piece of paper listing the user's name and the date. This proves the seller actually has the unit in his/her possession, and isn't simply ripping pics off of google (which is a trick scammers have pulled here in the past). If you can get both types of photos posted together, you're in good shape.

But first and foremost, above all other recommendations: use a payment method that allows you recourse. I can't stress this enough. As @Iilac mentioned above, Paypal is terrific for this - but only if you choose the "goods & services" option. It's a few bucks more, but the peace of mind is worth it. Never pay using the "friends & family" option. If you do and things go south, your money is gone. With G&S, opening a dispute is easy, and PP is very buyer-friendly. You might have to wait a few days, but you will get your refund.

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[vleal12]

Good question. If you want to be extra careful, look for (or specifically request) pics like one posted here. You can see that the serial# on the physical device matches the serial# of the unlocked unit in the Ktuner software. I've also seen sellers post photos of the device next to a piece of paper listing the user's name and the date. This proves the seller actually has the unit in his/her possession, and isn't simply ripping pics off of google (which is a trick scammers have pulled here in the past). If you can get both types of photos posted together, you're in good shape.

But first and foremost, above all other recommendations: use a payment method that allows you recourse. I can't stress this enough. As @Iilac mentioned above, Paypal is terrific for this - but only if you choose the "goods & services" option. It's a few bucks more, but the peace of mind is worth it. Never pay using the "friends & family" option. If you do and things go south, your money is gone. With G&S, opening a dispute is easy, and PP is very buyer-friendly. You might have to wait a few days, but you will get your refund.

Good to know thanks!

 

[Jlcantu13]

Good question. If you want to be extra careful, look for (or specifically request) pics like one posted here. You can see that the serial# on the physical device matches the serial# of the unlocked unit in the Ktuner software. I've also seen sellers post photos of the device next to a piece of paper listing the user's name and the date. This proves the seller actually has the unit in his/her possession, and isn't simply ripping pics off of google (which is a trick scammers have pulled here in the past). If you can get both types of photos posted together, you're in good shape.

But first and foremost, above all other recommendations: use a payment method that allows you recourse. I can't stress this enough. As @Iilac mentioned above, Paypal is terrific for this - but only if you choose the "goods & services" option. It's a few bucks more, but the peace of mind is worth it. Never pay using the "friends & family" option. If you do and things go south, your money is gone. With G&S, opening a dispute is easy, and PP is very buyer-friendly. You might have to wait a few days, but you will get your

Good question. If you want to be extra careful, look for (or specifically request) pics like one posted here. You can see that the serial# on the physical device matches the serial# of the unlocked unit in the Ktuner software. I've also seen sellers post photos of the device next to a piece of paper listing the user's name and the date. This proves the seller actually has the unit in his/her possession, and isn't simply ripping pics off of google (which is a trick scammers have pulled here in the past). If you can get both types of photos posted together, you're in good shape.

But first and foremost, above all other recommendations: use a payment method that allows you recourse. I can't stress this enough. As @Iilac mentioned above, Paypal is terrific for this - but only if you choose the "goods & services" option. It's a few bucks more, but the peace of mind is worth it. Never pay using the "friends & family" option. If you do and things go south, your money is gone. With G&S, opening a dispute is easy, and PP is very buyer-friendly. You might have to wait a few days, but you will get your refund.

Very well explained! Thanks

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