How interesting... I found this page because I was getting suspicious e-mails from
[email protected]. I posted a piece of furniture on LA Craigslist and a few minutes later I got this reply:
"Jennifer": My name is Jennifer and wanted to know if this item is still for sale
Me: Yes it is
"Jennifer": I am interested in buying, My mover will be picking up things for me around there and will be able to buy it from you today. Please do get back to me with your number so i can give it to him and he can pay for it today.
Me: XXXXXX is my number. Either me or my boyfriend will be home all day today. Do you know what time you'll be around here?
"Jennifer": I bought few things which my mover picking up but have extra money of mine with him,His a registered Craigslist mover and he said he sent you a reference code which you will give to me so he can go ahead and give you the money in cash when he arrives, Please can you confirm the code received(code via call or text yet) so i can have him call you to get your address and schedule the pick up. Thanks
Me: I never got a code, this sounds like a scam.
So... that is weird. I knew it was too good to be true because I over priced the item by a lot haha. So what was the plan, they were going to write me a bad check and take my furniture? I almost want to play dumb to catch them in the act.
I just realized that the original e-mail was from Jenni Garr <
[email protected]> and then the other replies were from Jennifer Thompson <
[email protected]>