Guelph police set up dedicated space to make completing online purchases easier, safer
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The dedicated zone is on Fountain Street off Wyndham next to police headquarters.
Those in Guelph looking to buy or sell their goods online now have a place to go to make the exchange.
A dedicated space has been set up on Fountain Street near Wyndham Street North next to Guelph Police Service headquarters.
In a news release, this is the first such dedicated area by Guelph police where people can complete their online transactions in person.
They are encouraging people to use the dedicated space to lessen the risk of becoming victims of robbery, theft or fraud while attempting to buy or sell property.
While it is being promoted by police as a safe space for completing online transactions, they say they will not be assuming responsibility for the transactions. They add that the space will not be monitored by staff.
Buyers or sellers unable to utilize the Buy & Sell Zone are encouraged to complete transactions in public, well-lit areas.
To protect yourself from becoming a victim, police are recommending the following precautions:
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