Selling and dealing instructions
The list of suspended accounts and numbers is a list of the account numbers and mobile numbers of those who misuse the site for prohibited purposes such as cheating, fraud, or violating the site's rules.
Avoid scams
- It is preferable to deal face to face — when you follow this rule, you will avoid the great majority of fraud attempts.
- See the advertiser's ratings, other people's opinions about him, and how long he has been on the site.
- Avoid giving your HARAJCOM account information to anyone, even if they claim to be a HARAJCOM employee.
- Transactions are between two parties only; the presence of a third party may mean fraud.
- Avoid accepting cheques or cash-out sums. Accepting counterfeit money may expose you to liability at the banks.
How do you know a scammer?
- Inability or refusal to meet face to face to complete the transaction.
- Requesting payment or a money transfer via Western Union or PayPal.
- Asking about the item in a strange way.
Personal safety
When meeting the other party for the first time, remember:
- The meeting point should be in a public place such as a café, a bank, or a shopping centre.
- Avoid meeting in a secluded place, or inviting him to your home.
- Be careful when buying valuable goods.
- Tell a friend or a family member before you meet the other person.
- If you are exposed to a scam, go to the security authorities or report it through the official reporting portal.
Last updated: 9/16/2026
