[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by CTinline-six

Most will claim they will wire the money but need your bank account information.

Lately I haven't had too much issue with scammers, but people who agree on a price then you meet them locally somewhere and they don't have enough money. It has happened to me 3 times. I usually tell them we agreed on a price and if you don't have it then sorry I can't help you. Maybe it is a poor attempt at negotiating? I had one guy magically find $20 more in his glovebox when I told him to pound sand.

Wait, if I pound the sand, $20 will appear in my glove box? I've been dong it wrong for so long

[EJT86]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

Wait, if I pound the sand, $20 will appear in my glove box? I've been dong it wrong for so long

I’ve tried before and all I found were stupid pirate coins...smh waste of time

[dzvero]

Originally Posted by JsL

The Holy Church of The Order of The Red Breast is a classic scammers get scammed story:

http://www.419eater.com/html/joe_eboh.htm

very entertaining

[DETRoadster]

Took my CL list down. F them. I'm done selling on CL. Got exactly zero leads via CL, but 100% of my scam attempts came from them. Cycle Trader has produced one serious lead and I have 13 bids on Ebay.

[CTinline-six]

I love the people who just send you an e-mail with a low ball amount, and nothing else.

Say you have something listed for $500. They will just send an e-mail that says "$200".

[Maestro]

Originally Posted by CTinline-six

I love the people who just send you an e-mail with a low ball amount, and nothing else.

Say you have something listed for $500. They will just send an e-mail that says "$200".

Their scam is that you take the low ball bid and they turn around and try to sell it at a higher price.