The Internet is an easy place to scam people, and as Janglo has grown larger and larger, the incentive to try and defraud users has also grown.

It hasn't been often, but we've had stories of theft, fraud, and worse on Janglo. Janglo can not vouch for any user, and we have no way of knowing whether any post is legit or not.

The golden rule is: trust your instincts. If you get a bad feeling from someone, don't give him money without making sure the product or service is what you expect. Better to be extra careful before a purchase than reacting to a theft or fraud afterwards. 

WE HAVE SPECIFIC ADVISORIES To steer away from anyone selling electronics in dollars and requiring payment up front for a mail order. 

We recently received a tipoff about a increasingly-common housing scam. Again, be very wary if asked to transfer money before you get the keys to any apartment rental.

We're always working to block scammers from posting, but they in turn are always working for new ways to change their looks. Its a constant battle that everyone on the Internet is fighting. Janglo and its moderators take no responsibility for any damages related to frauds of any sort.

To warn us of specific cases or individuals, please email us at fraud@janglo.net