Before paying to unlock
- Compare the price and description with similar properties in the area.
- Look for inconsistent photos, urgent pressure, copied wording, or requests to move immediately to an unrelated channel.
- Remember that the Globalee Solutions fee unlocks information and viewing tools; it is not a property deposit.
Before a viewing
- Use the in-app viewing request and keep the confirmed time and contact.
- Tell someone you trust where you are going and, where practical, attend with another person.
- Meet during daylight, keep your own transport, and avoid isolated changes of location.
- Do not carry large amounts of cash or share banking passwords, PINs, or one-time passcodes.
Before rent, deposit, or purchase funds
- Inspect the actual property and confirm it matches the listing.
- Verify the recipient’s identity and authority to let, sell, or represent the property.
- Independently check ownership, encumbrances, planning, tenancy, and contract documents with qualified professionals.
- Use a written agreement and a traceable payment route to the correctly verified recipient.
- Do not rely on a verification badge as a substitute for legal, title, survey, valuation, or building-condition checks.
Common warning signs
- A price far below the market combined with an urgent deadline.
- A person who refuses an inspection or cannot show authority documents.
- Requests for cryptocurrency, gift cards, secrecy, remote-access software, or payments to an unrelated name.
- Claims that Globalee Solutions guarantees a transaction, holds property deposits, or requires payment outside the displayed checkout.
- A sudden bank-account or phone-number change communicated outside the platform.
Report a concern
Use Report listing on the property page for inaccurate, unavailable, duplicated, discriminatory, or fraudulent listings. UseReport this practitioner for identity, conduct, or practitioner concerns. Globalee Solutions may restrict access, place a safety hold, preserve evidence, request changes, or remove content while reviewing.
If you believe anyone is in immediate danger, contact the appropriate emergency or law-enforcement service first, then preserve messages, receipts, references, and screenshots for a report.