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An ad for a "Clearance Sale" with a link for Palmetto State Armory just popped up on my Face Book page. Ridiculously low prices are a give away to most experienced ammo purchasers, but some could be fooled. I know some have been duped by these scammers. When I clicked on the 'contact us" link no information comes up which is a giveaway, too.

Never buy from a Facebook ad.

wheelgun1958 wrote: Sat Mar 29, 2025 11:42 am Never buy from a Facebook ad.

Exactly! FB will let any scammer post and even mark it as "Sponsered" because they get paid regardless if purchasers are cheated. I reported the ad, but got no response or reply from FB.

I received notice today that FB removed the ad.

Yeah, I'm seeing more and more "too good to be true" Facebook ads that, when you click on them, take over your computer with those full-screen "your computer has been infected!!!" scams.

Another Bogus Facebook fake come on for Palmetto State Armory. Say they're closing. The fake website perfectly mimics PSA until you look at "contacts" and at the website name www.palmettosttatearmory-us.shop/ notice the extra tin state and the dash us. Palmetto State Armory is a .com and they know how to spell their name. It irks me that Facebook allows these fakers to use their service. It's all about the money, not security for customers or company integrity.