Thread: Craigslist scammers
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11-21-2007 01:26 PM #1
[QUOTE=IC2]Originally Posted by mooneye777
ive never looked but i can guess that 1/2 the posters on this board do not follow proper grammer skills. ive got 662 posts and never have i used proper typing skills, sorry if i have offended anyone by this post or any of the other 661, i guess its time for me to take a hyatis from the forum for a while and let this guy work out his deep ceeded phycological issues!!!!!!!!!! its been great with every one here, until later, cccccc-ya
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11-21-2007 01:37 PM #2
Come on you guys cool down a bit . I really have had great luck with my local Craigs list . I think you guy also can find some real good local deals .
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11-21-2007 01:59 PM #3
I have heard about Craigslist but never knew what it was until now. After reading this thread I Googled it for my city and found several interesting items already. If I spend as much time on it as I do on here I might never get any work done.
John
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11-21-2007 02:08 PM #4
Originally Posted by 41willys
It's a great (and free!!) way to sell your excess "treasures". You just have to be careful in both buying and selling with the "Nigerian" scams (as well as some devious locals as I've said). The nice thing is that IT IS local and you can see the item and dicker before you pay.Dave W
I am now gone from this forum for now - finally have pulled the plug
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11-21-2007 02:26 PM #5
Dave,
I like the idea of it being local. I just bought a 400sbc from a guy in the paper and had to drive almost 90 miles to look at it. I see one on Craigslist in my town not 15 minutes away for half of what I paid for the other one. This looks to be much better than the local paper let alone EBay.
John
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11-21-2007 01:49 PM #6
[QUOTE=mooneye777]Originally Posted by IC2
Oh - bye the way, before you leave I really think you should reread and understand what I said:
1. I stated that I believe you were honest, as you stated, because I don't know different.
2. I am taking offense at the fact that you you were saying to me that you are polite - and your first post really was totally the opposite to me and directed to me personally.
3. I have also not condemned your personal grammar, spelling or punctuation capabilities. I am well aware of the fact that many people do not have those skills. But I for sure know when I'm being scammed by their language usage
4. I don't believe that language skills make a thief as you so nicely put it - but as said above," I for sure know when I'm being scammed by their language usage" There are certain language signposts that tell me that by the context of the message and by many others similar that I've received on sale items.
So with that said.....sorry to see you go as you are a good contributor here
GoodbyeLast edited by IC2; 11-21-2007 at 02:01 PM.
Dave W
I am now gone from this forum for now - finally have pulled the plug
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