Your safety comes first. Follow these guidelines to make every deal on Harib a good one.
Most deals on Harib happen in person. Here's how to keep it safe.
Choose a busy, well-lit location — a coffee shop, mall, or bank lobby. Avoid private homes or secluded areas for first meetups.
Share the meetup time and location with a friend or family member. Better yet, bring someone along.
Power on the device. Check the screen, ports, buttons, battery health. Test everything you can before handing over money.
Cash is king for in-person deals. If using a transfer, confirm receipt before handing over the item. Avoid sending money to unknown accounts in advance.
Most people on Harib are genuine. But it pays to know the red flags.
If someone offers a brand-new iPhone for half the market price, be skeptical. Compare prices on Harib to know what's reasonable.
If someone pressures you to rush a deal, skip verification, or send money first — walk away. Legit deals don't require urgency.
Harib messages give both parties a record of the conversation. If someone insists on moving to WhatsApp or another app immediately, be cautious.
Check the seller's reviews, account age, and verification status. New accounts with no reviews selling high-value items deserve extra scrutiny.
Selling is just as much about trust as buying.
If you encounter a scam, suspicious listing, or unsafe behavior — report it immediately. We take every report seriously.