Craigslist Apartment Rental Scams. Craigslist Escrow Service Scams. How to Avoid PayPal Scams. Craigslist is a great resource for selling things, finding apartments, locating services and meeting people. Most of the time transactions go smoothly and both seller and buyer are satisfied with the Craigslist experience.

Danger awaits the unwary buyer or seller on Craigslist. Most these scams follow the same pattern you see on eBay and other online auction sites. Try posting that you have a piece of jewelry or some other easily-mailed valuable item for sale and the first response you get will probably be someone trying scam you. Emails from Nigeria offering you more than your selling price if you accept their check or money order are typical. The fact that this is a scam may seem obvious but there are lots of variations on this theme that fool people every day.

Be smart, be aware and if in doubt ask your friends or someone with internet savvy what they think if things sound fishy. This page details a few common Craigslist scams but no list is ever complete because new versions of old scams appear all the time. Once you know the common themes these criminals use you can usually spot them a mile away and they become little more than a subject of amusement.

To help keep yourself safe from scams, Craigslist advises that any business dealings be done with people in your own local area. As with any online financial transactions, prudence and common sense are paramount. I once received an offer for a purchase where the person said they lived in California but requested that I email the item to somewhere in Oregon.

Beware of anyone offering more than what you asked for. This is too weird. Who would do that? Especially since Craigslist is known as the place to go for good deals. Other clues include poor grammar and misspelled words. In the offer I mentioned earlier both Oregon and California were misspelled and English was obviously not their native language. Below are the top three Craigslist scams. Make sure you include URL or 8 digit post ID number in your email.

Sometimes you will find nothing more than advertising but a couple of these imposters are phishing scams with layouts that duplicate the real Craigslist to fool you. The real web address for Craigslist is www. Their hope is that by putting a charge in place, they will discourage phony listings. Most of these fraudulent postings are common bait and switch schemes. However, some of the cases reported involved more elaborate schemes run by professional criminals.

These scam artists have managed to bilk apartment seekers for thousands of dollars. Everyone knows how competitive the New York apartment market is, with too many people looking for far too few apartments.

Some bold con artists have capitalized on this situation and used it to their advantage. Craigslist Apartment Rental Scams Rental Scams — How to detect and avoid them.

Buying and selling cars on Craigslist cab be a huge money-saver for both parties. Both can expect to make or save more than if they had gone to a dealership. With so many people exchanging so many cars for so much cash, it was only a matter of time before the criminal element took notice. Fraudulent postings are now a common occurrence. Craigslist Car Scams The Car Buying Scam — A Real Life Example Report Craigslist Car Scams. Craigslist provides an excellent means to sell unneeded tickets to sporting events, shows, concerts, festivals, fairs or even airline tickets.

Many of these tickets are sold for top dollar, but considering the considerable cost of tickets, even face value can mean a lot of money is going to change hands. Craigslist Ticket Scams Scam leaves traveler ticketless Report Craigslist Ticket Scams.

Purchasing something expensive over the internet presents a problem.

The solution for many is to use a third party escrow service. Escrow services are preferred because they protect buyers and sellers making transactions. Unfortunetely, scammers have devised a way to take advantage of the trust people place in escrow services and rob them blind.

Phony Escrow Website Scams. There are some things that should immediately raise red flags for anyone buying or selling on Craigslist. A few of these are:. There are many variations on this theme and many will involve official looking packing slips and money orders or checks from institutions you trust such as Western Union.

Many times the wording of the emails sent to you will seem odd and the grammar poor. Sometimes you will receive a money order first. If you decide to take the risk and accept payment by money order, make sure it clears at the bank before you send them your goods!

These money orders will often bounce or be counterfeits and if you ship your goods to the buyer right after you drop the payment you received off at the bank you may be in for a rude surprise.

If someone wants what you are selling so badly that they want it shipped halfway around the world then they can probably wait a few more days for it to be shipped. Counterfeit Money Orders Nigerian Counterfeit Check Scams. Some Craigslist users have reported something called the Craigslist Purchase Protection scam.

What happens is that after you email someone about an item you get an email that has text to the effect of:. Per your request, we have verified all the details of this transaction. We concluded that they are accurate. Please follow our instructions to complete the transaction safely. There is no official Craigslist buyer or purchase protection program.

Taking care of business is your job. Pay attention to those alert boxes at the top of Craigslist postings because they are there for your benefit and warn about these and many other scams on Craigslist. Every time I have listed on Craigslist, been scammed.

I wish these people could be found and arrested. Yes CraigsList is pretty bad, but most of the bad things are from CL users and not CL. It is scammers heaven.

You can find bargains and you can sell your stuff, if you can work your way through the mine field. Knock on wood and have my fingers crossed. Be very very careful. I am so sorry to hear that you have been scammed, but I have been scammed as well. I am moving and having been selling a lot of CL over the past month. I often have 5 or 6 items listed at one time and weekly I get 5 or 6 of these types of emails.

I created a dummy Gmail account that I now use for all CL transactions. I responded to one of the emails but never heard back. If anything sounds odd in the least I back out. I tell them to call me when they are getting in the car and I will give them an address.

I have had a dozen good sales and canceled only one that seemed sketchy. This does not include the screwy emails like you described. I still get several a week and ignore them all. I have had great luck on CL; however, only sell local, only accept cash and meet outside of your home in a public place that has plenty of traffic.

Scammers are also fishing for emails and phone numbers. We will not sell through CL anymore. We have been getting messages asking the same question over and over. Even asking where we live. Try EBay or Oodle. People try to scam me buy sending me a counterfeit cashier check sent it and over paid for what I was asking for on craiglist and wanted me to cash check and sent back rest if money western union.

I contacted craigslist and I is a scam. I am so happy I did not follow through with the scam. The latest scam I see is in posting for Jobs.

Then they send an automated response that they are interested in you but only if you use their link and have a credit report completed. Then after the credit score is revealed, they will interview you. This part time job posts every day. And it is clearly an automated response because I sent my resume in twice by mistake and each response came back the same. Worries me about my resume being out there. Will leave off some of the info next time. I did notify Craigs List of this job posting.

What is convenient for you? They only want correspondence by offering a business email but no such business exists. I have sold a lot on Craigs List but not recently. Recently has been scammers responding. Same thing happened to us. They were vague about picking up the item, said they were out of town and would send a check with extra money to pay for delivery. They only wanted to communicate by text.

We also googled that number and sure enough, it had been reported over 30 times for scamming. The return address was an address in Tennessee, which came up on real estate sites as for sale. So I called the realtor and asked her to relay my number to that person. Obviously she thought I was part of some scam, because I never heard back!

So today I called the bank, BV Compass. When I got to the cashiers check department, they immediately told me it was a fraudulent check and I should destroy it. I kept asking why someone would do this, what was the scam, and all she said was, destroy the check. All in all, these people are pretty sloppy and stupid. Maybe they will go bankrupt before they make any money? David, I have some big ticket item for sale on CL. My question to you is I have offers on both and both have said they would send a cashiers check and would wait until I say the check has cleared before they pick up the items.

Both accounts have come via text message. Not sure what to think. This is my first time selling anything on CL like this anyways. Should I be concerned? I would not proceed with these type of inquires. They wanted to pay with a check. With all three inquires, when I forced them to be more specific about the transaction or detail in picking up the item, they stopped talking to me. Here are some red flags: Generic or vague communications 3.

Not sure about that tho?? I always get the same response to my ad: This is exactly what just happened to me. Even though I already emailed them an invoice which means she had my email address. It was so bizarre. Oh and that she would have a moving company come and get it because she wants to buy it as a surprise for her new house. I usually just tease them. I look up some local FBI office address and give them all the info.

I always reply happily and say sure I am happy to return the money as soon as our receptionist in FBI contact me when she receives the money …. I have a strange situation. Anyway, he sent a check including shipping of the car in the amount. I took it to my bank and they thought it was a bit fishy. Am I missing something? We are waiting to see if the check clears. Hi what happened after all?

Someonw from out of state is wanting to buy from me and they said they are going to send me a check… It seems weird that someone from far away is looking at other craiglist location websites.

Same thing happened to me.

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Just received the check and it was for an absurd amount. Hi, this is scam. This is exactly what happened to me. He has the gall though.. Thank you for your posting… You might feel as you were at a loss but look at it this was…. After giving him information, I received another e-mail basically the same. That is when I began to get skeptical. I recently got done the same way, i was selling an appliance for dollars, the man sends me a 1, I really did look at craigslist websites while searching for a specific item, I kept to cities within Hours of my home and found what I was looking for, I did have to drive almost 6 hours to pay for and get the item but we called and spoke with the seller, it was successful all around and we paid in cash, I might suggest that all sellers post with cash only in their listings, legitimate buyers will not balk.

Even if it clears it could take up to 2 weeks for bank to declare it counter fit. By that time they HOPE You will wire money to the SHIPPING COMPANY as they are after that amount.

Their goal is to have seller transfer funds for SHIPPING COST. They are not interested in your car, motorcycle, jet ski, or whatever else You might be selling. The scammers are exploiting a hole in our banking system. I was wondering if the check cleared and what other trouble happened. But as soon as the check bounces from the issuing bank, they will claw take the money back. I just posted my couch for sale on CL, immediately i got a response from NY, I am in Washington State, that they want the couch, i should take off Craigs List and I should send them all my contact info and they will mail me money.

Immediately I am concerned…. XXXXXXXXX, met in person, drove the car worked fine, paid his wife after she gave me the title. One hour later drove car to the store and would not shift gears, stayed in low.

Called him back stated he sold it working, now its not his problem. Told me he would come check out, then told me its not his problem, ask him to help, not willing to. I am going to take him to court and sue.

He will pay for the act of stupidity……We need to make sure these things do not happen to people, these websites that sell need to be govern by law to protect consumers, this will get worst before its gets better. Dear Steve, his act of stupidity?? Take responsibility- you should have had it checked with a mechanic.

A court will NOT see it your way. It was your choice NOT to pay a mechanic to look it over. As long as there there has been naivete there have been snake oil salesmen. As soon as I list something…. Of course, a broker or pickup service will come get the item. The most reason was an alleged American Airlines flight attendant who is gone all the time but really wants my dining room set.

I am selling an item and someone from miles and miles away wants to buy it.. Do you prefer to sell locally? They are sending certified checks that are counterfeit. I got a certified check deposited it and it was counterfeit and my bank locked my account like I was the same bot the almost victim.

Sounds just like the stories u just read. I am currently selling and have got the PayPal scam 3 different numbers have basically the same story. I am a US marine and want to buy this for my pastors son. I told him I would look into paypal but I had been scammed before. The next text came with a slightly different I am leaving town but am interested and I hope this item is real and just not a scam.

He came back with are you looking into it? That is what I told the other guy. CASH ONLY best advice. Never again and the name this person was using was hellen storm. Just sick over losing my money. I have sold occasionally on CL and most exchanges have gone well. I have researched to become aware of scams, but today I encountered a situation which may or may or may not be a scam.

I was very explicit with details and pictures. Why do they want my email address? OK, I thought that something was a little fishy about this transaction but I had been trying to sell the item for so long that I threw some caution to the wind….

Texted me because I left my cell no. I just went through a similar ordeal. The check will check out originally, but trust me the check is either stolen or counterfeit and the bank will come after you if you deposit the money and pull it out.

I just had to file a police report. Well again this man claimed to be in Hawaii, the check was mailed from California, and the check was written from an account in Virginia. None of the names matched, nothing matched. I deposited it because the buyer kept pressuring me.

One day he called me from a New York , he was clearly Nigerian and driving a taxi, NOT IN THE MILITARY IN HAWAII. I waited 10 days to see if the check was returned.

So just now I called Suntrust, the bank the check was written from. They told me the check is counterfeit. The names to do even match the account number on the check. I am about to file a police report as soon as I get out of work. Hi janice- Anything to add to this post? Did you get the check?

I have a painting reposted for sale. Got a text asking if still for sale from 84X-XXX-XXXX. They said send my name and address so they mail me a check. They said after the check clears, we would meet up. T I asked if they live in Virginia, they said yes with a south carolina area code I said OK, but gave my post office box.

So I wrote back Forget mailing the check. No answer yet…go figure! Yeah — definite scam. Then he keeps texting me all day long from another number XXXXXXXX to check whether I receive the check or deposited it. So many texts in a day made me suspicious! I received the check the other day Wells Fargo and my bank did not deposit it because there were so many red flags to it. The name for the phone number did not match with the name on the Mailing addresss and name.

Also the name on the check was totally different. The buyer told me that he was at PA, then the mailing address was NJ and the address on the check was OR!

Then, I decided to cancel the whole process and texted back to the buyer that my bank refused to deposit the check and I decided not to sell the item. And I did not get a response. I also get constant emails about sending a check and waiting for it to clear to have movers. This happened on a van a dog and shocking collars that I had. The guy claimed to be deaf and could not talk. Told him after a couple emails that we were not interested in completing the transaction with him.

Next email said he was sending a check for the item by UPS and provided a tracking number. None of the addresses provided added up. I contacted my bank and they called the bank the check was drawn on and the account did not exist. The person went by the name Kxxxx Mxxxxx, the check was out of California for a Steel Company. Suggest if anyone falls victim to this type of SCAM, your bank can contact the bank it was drawn on to see if the funds are available. I am glad that I did this prior with proceeding.

Saved a bunch of heartache. So I contacted him to look at the house. He told me that I could, but not the inside since he lives in SC. Then he said that once I sign the papers and pay him details not given on how that he would mail me the keys. Im selling Bunk beds. Gary Jackson obviously fake emails me and says he is out of state and will be sending cashiers check. Once it clears he will then send movers to come pick it up.

I get this same type of scam email with everything i sell on Craigslist. I always delete, but i am left wondering what exactly these people are trying to do…. Almost all have asked for cell as well. So what is the scam? Are there people out there that actually let people take their items without being paid? Thank you for posting about this. We have just had the same experience and as a result of reading about this scam on this site, we aborted the transaction.

However, this scammer does have our address and cell phone number. What can they do with this info? I think I just got scammed too texted me from northetn Calif I live in So Calif asked for my full name and mailing address and would send me money order plus I gave my info but then about 30 mins later changed my mind after reading about all this scamming stuff and told him sorry but no cash only and will hold item until Sunday without the extra money.

Have not heard back. And feel weird now that I gave out my info too. The check came, cleared my bank, THEN 2 months later, the bank notified me that the check was a fraud and put my account negative.

IT MAKES NO SENSE for an out of state buyer to pay a mover to pick up an item and ship it to them in another state. CL is for people seeking a bargain….. THESE ARE ALL SCAMS! It can take up to several months for these phony checks to come back as fraud, just because it clears does not mean it is good!

Take heed, you have been warned! I have had nany parties offer to send checks for more than I am asking. They say to give them my info address, phone number, etc and ask that I send the items aa soon as the check arrives. I always give these jokers the address for the FBI in Washington. Never hear back from them for some reason. Uh, who buys used tires sight unseen? Came to this site because I was curious how the scam worked if the check clears.

Now I know — check might clear but takes longer to be found counterfeit or fraudulent.

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Thanks to those who set this site up and posted! Love that suggestion of giving scammers the FBI address! We recently responded to an ad on Craigslist.

They were selling an ATV, locally, our area. Contacted the phone number listed on ads posted below the original ad. The name is Connie Larkins. Come to find out, the ATV is nowhere near the state of New Mexico and I would have to give all of my personal information and they would contact me.

Free shipping at their expense. Have tried reporting this to no avail. Beware, sad story given about recent divorce, clean title, etc. Thank you so much for this warning. My situation is exactly this this thus far and I am supposed to receive ck in advance for wk not even done.

All the red flags and if course my own gut saying too good to be true. So forgive myself for getting in this deep. So my question is right now. I am selling stuff on CL and within 15 minutes of posting it, I got a text from a guy in Washington, I live in Missouri.

I had the item posted for local people. He sent me a check by USPS priority. The return address was from Seattle and the check was supposedly from a company around Dallas. I am going to call the accounting department of the company that supposedly made out the check and see what happens. Also may go to their bank and see what happens. I will probably wind up tearing the check up.

They bounce a couple months down the road. Really, this page is just proof that you people need to use common sense. They play off the absolute stupidity of people. Post an item on CL. Its my first time to sell something. Been buying stuff locally and meet the person, pay cash. The next day i posted it, got several text messages stating they are interested and one guy said he will give it to his daughter who is in Texas as a gift im in chicago.

So i told my husband right away that i have a potential buyer. So i asked him his location, probably could set a meet up instead.

He just replied me that he is sending it to Texas. I felt something is not right here, followed my instinct and did my research. His area code is in California. I have other people inquiring about it too and instructed them the same. For this item has sentimental value and i would like to meet the next person who i will pass it on: Good thing i followed my instinct!

It is a great place to sell your items or even your services. But common sense is a must and when selling keep it simple cash only! And never ever hand goods over until cash payment is in hand and verified not counterfeit.

I have one fishing for me.

Little do they know I have turned the tables. I string them along. Thank you so much for this post. I received a text from Michigan XXX-XXXX and I am in Georgia. This person claimed to want to buy my bike and pay for shipping.

Its the same certified check offer that will be overnighted via USPS. I knew right away this was a scam. Its sad that these people have nothing better to do than to go around trying to steal money instead of getting a real job.

I get a lot of people who answer my ads for items for sale with local info like next town over ans even in your own town info claiming that they are interested in your item. One way that I separate these clowns from the real deal is to ask for their phone number so that I can call them with location and dicker the price. I never give out my address or phone number until they do. Is this a scam.? Filled out short general application. Said I was interested. Received text saying congrats.

With instruction to deposit into MY CHECKING ACCT 1st flag. Will be available in 24 hrs. Shame, I really needed that money. Concession Trailer scams are big all over the country. Price is usually in the range but they file exceptions. Look for the same photos in all ads. DO ONT SEND MONEY! The scammers are there but the trailer does not exist. Typical story of a military transfer, divorce, moving, etc.

If they have a phone nuber to text only, it is a scam. They will post very up kept vehicles like Volkswagen Jetta with great mileage and a whole bunch of awesome addons and the price will be like Yea I was scammed yesterday this person was faking to be the owner of the property of a home In napa.

Blah blah got me good I belived them lost all my money I should of know it was to good to be true. My first time trying to looks for apartments or a home to live in of my own and this happens. Okay thanks so much,I got the Name and Address i will mail out the check on Wednesday and please note that i will be including the mover payment in the check so as soon the check is delivered to you, kindly take it to your bank and deposit it, once your bank clears the check and you have the money, you deduct the money for your item sold and send the rest of the money to the mover so once they got their payment they will contact you to arrange for pick up time of the item.

This is something that has got sent to me after a couple of texts here and there. Thanks to all who shared their experiences on this forum, it was very helpful for me in preventing my mom from being scammed and I feel bound to share her experience so I can help someone else who might find themselves in the same predicament. My mom is a qualified Caregiver by profession. Unfortunately the lady she had been caring for passed away a few months ago at the tender age of 94, this after my mom had taken care of her for ten years.

My mom was heartbroken, not because of the loss of a job but because she lost someone whom she had grown emotionally attached to. My mom emailed the so called employer expressing her desire to work for her. The person replied and introduced herself as Tania Wright and that she was looking for someone to take care of her 56 year old sister Megan who was diabetic and needed care, medication, and hospital visits, but was self-sufficient overall.

My mom immediately smelt a rat and being the pragmatic person she is, she brought the check to me and asked for my thoughts on this ordeal. FedEx package was mailed from Illinois by a Sally Elliot, we live in Virginia. Any advice on what we should do next? How can you report a Craigslist scam without the post ID? I came very close to being scammed. Luckily I figured it out before the guy was able to pick up the money, and was able to call money gram and stop the transaction. I received a text from the interested buyer , who lived out of town.

He offered me more money to hold it for him until I received his payment. He would be sending me a cashiers check that day and I should receive it in a couple of days. I was annoyed that I had told others that inquired, that it had in fact been sold. I though how could this guy not know that when a cashiers check is issued it comes straight out of your account right then , its not like a personal check.

He kept saying well there was no reason it should take this long. It took a week and a half but I finally received the check. The check cleared with my bank and the funds were in my account. So I let him know he could start the process with the shipping company. He replied that he had contacted the moving co. They said that the funds would have to be wired to them before they would even send the truck out to pick this up.

I said okay and he sent me the name and info to send it.

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This is where it get way weird the name is Okima thurman in indiana , I live in california , why would the shipping company be a persons name and this far from where I live , I told my husband about this and he said somethings is not right he tried to make sense of this and even called the bank and confirmed the check had cleared.

I went to the bank got the cash and then to a money gram location and sent the money. I called him, he told me he googled craigs list scams and saw all the people that have been scammed the same way with the exact same story. I told him I sent it an hour ago, and even took a photo of the receipt,with the reference number and sent it to my buyer. About 2 weeks later I got a call from my bank informing me that i had deposited a cashiers check that was fake and no good. I do have this guys name I have made a police report of this , I googled his name and it is a couple man and woman that have a criminal record so long they have been in prison for bank robbery , hit and run , you name it they have done it.

I will never be so dumb again! I emailed the seller and asked some questions and was happy with the response. The next day I texted the seller and she said she would deliver the swing and I thought that was great. Now she is texting me none stop … Um? I have had some success with CL but am finding more and more scams as time goes on. Another tell tale for me is when a poster uses a town near me and there is no location map.

You gotta be careful, bad people out there looking for your hard earned. I have received two different texts from buyers from and area codes — both California for a set of dining room furniture. This does not sound right to me. Yeah, same situation, selling a washer and dryer.

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Text from California and Florida saying they will pay with cashiers check and when it clears they will have the movers pick them up. Should I not buy? I also asked for a receipt seller said to tear up the receipt after we have deed in hand.

No questions about the quality of the lot the photos even were not very clear. Such a big red flag:. I will be sending a Cashier check from my Bank today and will overnight the payment asap. Get back to me with your:. I will also make arrangement for the pickup as soon as payment clears at your bank. The payment will deliver in 1 business day.

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