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Man scammed by Craigslist ad

""I informed them I was the homeowner, but they refused to give the stuff back," Salisbury said. "They showed me the Craigslist printout and told me they had the right to do what they did."

The driver sped away after rebuking Salisbury. On his way home he spotted other cars filled with his belongings."

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[lechatnoir13]

Craigslist has become a cornucopia of B.S., some guy in OR. posted a picture of a baby in trade for some crack as a joke and is now being prosecuted for human trafficking. Not to mention the numerous stories I've heard of people posting women's phone numbers in the casual encounters to perform extra lude acts. I've become highly suspicious of some of the employment ads as I have seen Walmart. Target, and IKEA postings offering $25+/hour for interior designers with little experience. What a great phishing scam, get people to send you their resume, and call them back for even more personal info for a back ground check. As the economy goes down the shitter I'm sure people will stoop to some low heights.