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All was looking good when she quickly received a reply from some guy who offered her $500 for the couch. Jules was thrilled, got the thing off her hands and walked home with a nice windfall.
But then, as Schreiner went on to explain in the video, she saw the buyer excitedly post the couch on his Instagram, where he proudly mentioned the brand.
For Schreiner, he seemed a little too excited.
So she did some quick Googling and discovered that the couch was in fact designed by Vladimir Kagan, a German-born furniture design legend.
Needless to say, Schreiner's old couch was worth far more than $500. Schreiner went on to share in her video a similar style couch, used, was going for upwards of $20,000.
Schreiner's disappointed, regretful face throughout the entire video said it all.
@julesschreiner Thought I got a great deal on FB market place but ya know things are always too good to be true #sold #foryoupage #stupid #luckyme
A few people who saw the video lamented along with Schreiner.
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But far more viewers were suspicious.
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And one person shared their view that, real or not, the couch doesn't have to be such a sore subject for Shreiner.
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The moral of the story?
Take a couple of breaths when you get an offer online, do a little research and come prepared for the deal.