Most likely it is a scam.
My relation of a case: long one, have mentioned it on here.
My parents needed an oven for their rental property, saw something called Liam Market, looked ok.
Went to the website, picked the $313.87, matched the size needed, it said to pay by bank transfer to the name, and bsb and account # by osko, which I did.
Nothing came, they were to courier the oven, thinking about it now, courier from Mel to Adl for free, streuth, its a scam.
Contacted the company, the person had the gall to say, "there was a problem, the person you paid was the accountant, she did a bunk, ie runner, and the police got her" but I did not know which state.
Liam Market has an "office" in Mel.
The muppet wanted me to pay another person, for the same amount again.
I hesitated.
He/she has the gall to then offer me the job of being their "accountant", putting sales through my bank account, and then putting the 90% into crypto, and keeping the rest, ie 10%.
Who in their right mind would want to offer some pooch like me such a job, I think its most likely money laundering.
My mup went to SAPOL, who said they have never seen anything like this.
We went to her bank, they couldn't get the money back.
Not like your case, Latawiec, but as you can see from my "case" there are crooks and shonks out there, with no scruples.
Not only do we have to contend with the African and Indian scammers, there are also now local hoodwinkers.
Not to mention too the Chinese guy who got nabbed, sending millions of spam sms from his machine in Sydney few days ago.
Maybe not what you want to hear, but maybe just block and delete the seller, in case they use your info for other things, have to also watch out for the next steps, whether they be someone using your details to set up other scams.
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As part of the job application, they also wanted my id!
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Press and hold on the link, isn't that what they want us to do?
there is always potential replying, ...and that will be their success particularly with improving sophistication 
